excluiréis

Excluiréis is the second-person plural future indicative form of the Spanish verb "excluir." The verb "excluir" means to exclude, to leave out, or to omit. Therefore, "excluiréis" translates to "you all will exclude," "you all will leave out," or "you all will omit." This conjugation is used when referring to an action that a group of people (addressed as "vosotros" or "ustedes" in formal contexts in some Spanish-speaking regions) will perform in the future, specifically the act of excluding something or someone.

The formation of the future indicative tense in Spanish for verbs ending in -ir, such as "excluir," involves adding specific endings to the infinitive stem. For "excluir," the stem is "excluir." The second-person plural ending for the future indicative is "-éis." Thus, "excluir" + "-éis" becomes "excluiréis." This grammatical form is primarily used in Spain when addressing multiple people informally. In most Latin American countries, the "ustedes" form (which uses the third-person plural verb ending) is used for both formal and informal second-person plural address, so they would use "excluirán" instead of "excluiréis."

The context in which "excluiréis" would be used would involve a future scenario where a group is making a decision or taking an action that results in the removal or non-inclusion of something or someone. For example, "Vosotros excluiréis a ese candidato de la lista si no presenta los documentos requeridos" (You all will exclude that candidate from the list if he does not present the required documents).