leggerete

Leggerete is the second-person plural form of the Italian verb leggere in the simple future tense, meaning "you all will read." It corresponds to the English future tense for the subject "you all" and is used to describe actions that will take place in the future.

Leggere is a regular -ere verb in the Italian future. The complete future forms are: io leggerò, tu leggerai, lui/lei leggerà, noi leggeremo, voi leggerete, loro leggeranno. The stem legger- remains consistent across the forms, with the standard future endings added.

Usage notes: The future tense is used for simple statements about future events, predictions, plans, promises, or instructions referring to a future action. In spoken Italian, it can also appear in contexts where the speaker intends to express immediacy or assurance about a forthcoming event.

Example: Domani voi leggerete il capitolo quattro. This sentence demonstrates a straightforward future action directed at the audience plural.

Related considerations: Leggere is an irregular verb in some tenses, but in the simple future its forms are regular aside from the standard endings. The form leggerete should not be confused with present-tense forms such as leggete (you read) or leggete (you are reading) in other contexts, which arise from different tenses or moods.