déterminerez

Déterminerez is the second-person plural (vous) future simple form of the French verb déterminer. It corresponds to the meaning “you will determine.” The form is regular for the -er verb group, built from the stem détermin- plus the future ending - ez.

Etymology and meaning: déterminer comes from Latin determinare, meaning to set boundaries, to decide, or to determine. In modern French, the verb covers senses such as deciding a course of action, establishing criteria, or identifying a result. The future tense ending -ez marks the second-person plural or formal singular address in the present system, so déterminerez is used when speaking to multiple people or to one person formally.

Usage: Déterminerez is common in written and formal spoken French, especially in instructional, administrative, or contract contexts where actions are described as future tasks. It can appear in narratives or procedural texts to outline what a group or a formally addressed individual will do. As with other future simple forms, it signals a future action without specifying immediacy.

Examples:

- Vous déterminerez les critères d’éligibilité au cours de cette réunion.

- Si vous déterminerez les paramètres, nous pourrons progresser dans le projet.

Notes: Déterminerez is contrasted with other tenses of déterminer, such as déterminerez (future simple for vous) versus déterminez (impératif) or déterminer (infinitif). The pronunciation is roughly pronounced “day-tehr-mee-neh-ray,” with the final -ez pronounced as a clear “é” sound.