lograríais

Lograríais is the second-person plural form of the verb lograr in the conditional mood, corresponding to the English “you would achieve.” It is used with the vosotros form, which is common in Spain. The ending -íais is regular for this mood, and the accent on í marks the stressed syllable in this form of the verb.

In usage, lograríais expresses a hypothetical or potential outcome dependent on another condition, or it can be used to make a statement about what would happen under certain circumstances. It commonly appears in conjunction with si clauses or in advice about what would occur if certain actions were taken. In many Latin American varieties, where the vosotros form is not standard, this exact form is less common; speakers typically use ustedes lograrían or simply rephrase using a different construction.

Examples:

- Con un plan bien estructurado, lograríais las metas antes de lo previsto. Translation: With a well-structured plan, you all would achieve the goals ahead of schedule.

- Si trabajárais con dedicación (o si trabajaran con dedicación, depending on region), lograríais mejores resultados. Translation: If you all worked with dedication, you would achieve better results.

Note that lograríais is a regular conditional form derived from the verb lograr, distinct from the imperfect subjunctive and from other tenses, and its use highlights hypothetical or prospective outcomes in the second-person plural.