generaréis

generaréis is the second‑person plural form of the verb generar in the future tense. The verb generar means “to produce, to generate, or to originate,” and it is a regular -ar verb. In Spanish, the future tense of regular verbs is formed by attaching specific endings to the infinitive, yielding the sequence: generar‑é, generar‑ás, generar‑á, generar‑emos, generar‑éis, generar‑án. The accent on the penultimate syllable of generaréis (the acute accent on the 'e') marks its stress and distinguishes it from other forms that would otherwise be unstressed and thus require an accent for pronunciation clarity.

This form is mainly used to describe actions that the speaker believes will happen in the future, addressed to a group: “Ustedes generaréis un efecto positivo con su participación.” It can also express promised or planned actions in formal contexts: “El comité garantizará que ustedes generaréis resultados medibles.” In narrative texts, it appears whenever a future event is being described from a third‑person viewpoint that includes the addressed duo or group.

The conjugation follows the standard regular pattern, but it is important to remember that “vosotros” forms, such as generaréis, are more common in Spain and other regions where the vosotros form is preserved. In Latin America and other dialects that use “ustedes” predominantly, the equivalent future form would be “generarán,” echoing the third‑person plural.

Pronunciation for generaréis is [ɡeɾaˈna.ejs], with the emphasis on the penultimate vowel, guaranteeing that it is readily understood in both written and spoken Spanish. This form remains a key element for learners mastering indicative future conjugations and for writers seeking to convey temporal precision in Spanish texts.