escogéis

Escogéis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb escoger, meaning to choose or to select. It is used with the subject vosotros, the informal you plural in Spain, to indicate a present or habitual action. In many Spanish-speaking regions outside Spain, the vosotros forms are not used and ustedes escogen is preferred instead.

Morphology and forms: Escoger is an -er verb with some irregularity in the first-person singular. The present tense forms are: yo escojo, tú escoges, él escoge, nosotros escogemos, vosotros escogéis, ellos escogen. The vosotros form carries a written accent on the é (escogéis) to indicate stress.

Regional variation and usage: The form escogéis is characteristic of Spain and other areas that use the vos/vosotros system. In Latin America, the corresponding present tense for “you all” is usually ustedes escogen, not vosotros escogéis. The verb itself is common in neutral contexts when discussing selection or decision-making.

Related constructions: Escoger is used with prepositional phrases to indicate choice between options (escoger entre, escoger una opción), and it frequently appears with phrases like “escoger a alguien” in contexts of selecting or choosing someone for a role.

Example sentences:

- Vosotros escogéis la ruta más rápida.

- ¿Qué escogéis para la cena?