llevaréis

Llevaréis is the second-person plural form of the verb llevar in the futuro simple (indicative future) used with the pronoun vosotros. It expresses a future action performed by “you all.” In Spain it is standard, while in many Latin American varieties the corresponding form with ustedes is llevarán.

Form and pronunciation: Llevaréis is formed by adding the future ending -éis to the infinitive llevar: llevaré, llevarás, llevará, llevaremos, llevaréis, llevarán. The accent on é in -éis marks the stressed syllable.

Usage: This form denotes actions that will occur in the future and are attributed to a group labeled vosotros. Examples include: “Mañana llevaréis las maletas al coche” (Tomorrow you all will carry the suitcases to the car) and “Llevaréis puesto un sombrero nuevo” (You all will be wearing a new hat). The meaning of llevar in a sentence can vary (to carry, to wear, to take), so the exact translation depends on context.

Notes: Because vosotros forms are characteristic of Spain, many learners of Spanish outside that region will encounter llevaréis primarily in materials or literature, with ustedes carried for everyday speech in Latin America. The corresponding third-person plural futuro simple form is llevarán. Llevar is a common verb with multiple uses in everyday language, and its future forms follow the regular -ar verb pattern for all persons.