elegirás

Elegirás is the second-person singular form of the Spanish verb elegir in the future simple tense. It expresses that the person addressed (tú) will make a choice at some point in the future. The form is regularly built from the infinitive elegir by adding the future endings -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án; in this case the ending -ás is used. The accent on the final syllable (á in -ás) marks the stress, as is customary for many future simple forms in Spanish.

Etymology and morphology: elegir comes from Latin eligere (to select, to choose). In contemporary Spanish, elegir is a semi-regular verb: its present indicative yo form is irregular (elijo), but in the future simple all persons preserve the infinitive as the stem and add the standard endings, including elegirás for the second person singular. The participle is elegid o, and other forms include elijo, eliges, elige, elegimos, elegís, eligen.

Usage and nuance: elegirás is used to state or ask about a future decision by the interlocutor. It can appear in declarative sentences, questions, or conditional clauses, and is common in everyday speech and writing. Examples: Mañana elegirás entre estas dos opciones. ¿Qué decidirás? Confiaré en lo que escogerás.

Related forms: other persons in the same tense are elegiré (yo), elegirá (él/ella/usted), elegiremos (nosotros), elegiréis (vosotros), elegirán (ellos/ellas/ustedes). Other tenses and moods of elegir exhibit stem changes or irregularities, such as elijo in the present, elija in the subjunctive, and elegido as the past participle.