evaluáis

Evaluáis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb evaluar. This verb translates to "to evaluate," "to assess," or "to judge" in English. Therefore, "evaluáis" means "you all evaluate," "you all assess," or "you all judge." This verb form is used when addressing a group of people directly in informal contexts, such as when speaking with friends or family in Spain. In formal contexts or in Latin America, the form "ustedes evalúan" would typically be used instead for the second-person plural. The root of the verb, "evaluar," comes from the Latin "evaluare," meaning "to value." It is used in a wide range of situations, from assessing academic performance to judging the quality of a product or service. The conjugation of "evaluar" follows a regular pattern for -ar verbs in the present tense, with the stem "evalu-" remaining consistent across most forms.