entregan

Entregan is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb entregar, meaning to deliver, hand over, or submit. It is used to describe actions carried out by multiple subjects in the present tense, such as ellos, ellas, or ustedes in Latin American Spanish.

In usage, entregan appears in sentences where a group is performing the act of delivering or handing something to someone. For example: Los mensajeros entregan los paquetes a los clientes cada mañana. Ellos entregan sus informes al supervisor al final de la jornada. The verb can also be used in formal contexts with ustedes: Ustedes entregan la documentación solicitada.

Related forms and notes on grammar include the infinitive entregar, the gerund entregando, and the past participle entregado. Other present tense forms are: yo entrego, tú entregas, él/ella entrega, nosotros entregamos, vosotros entregáis, they entregan. The present subjunctive form is entreguen, used in subordinate clauses: Es necesario que entreguen los documentos mañana. The imperfect and future tenses are entregaba(s) and entregaré, respectively, with corresponding subject endings.

Common uses extend to concrete objects (paquetes, documentos, mercancía) and abstract tasks (información, proyectos, responsabilidades). The noun entrega, related to the verb, refers to the act of delivering or a delivery itself, and the adjective entregable describes something that can be delivered or completed as a deliverable in project contexts.

There are no widely recognized proper nouns or places named Entregan as of common reference, and the term is predominantly encountered as a grammatical form rather than as a fixed name.