lavorerete

Lavorerete is the second-person plural (voi) form of the future simple tense for the Italian verb lavorare, meaning you all will work. It is formed from the stem lavor- plus the standard future ending -erete, a regular pattern shared by many Italian verbs in the voi form of the future.

Usage and meaning

Lavorerete expresses a future action carried out by the addressed group. It is used in both spoken and written Italian to indicate what will happen or what is expected to happen.

Examples

- Domani voi lavorerete dalle otto alle diciotto. (Tomorrow you all will work from eight to six.)

- Se seguirete il piano, lavorerete più velocemente. (If you follow the plan, you will work more quickly.)

Related forms and distinctions

- Present tense: voi lavorate means you work.

- Conditional: voi lavorereste means you would work.

These contrasts help convey different time frames and attitudes in sentences.

Etymology

Lavorerete derives from the infinitive lavorare, with the future tense ending -erete applied to the voi form. The verb lavorare itself comes from Latin laborare.

Notes

Lavorerete is a standard, regular form in Italian and appears in formal and informal contexts. It should not be confused with noun forms or other languages’ equivalents. For broader usage, it is part of the broader Italian future tense and conjugation system.