manejéis

Manejéis is the second-person plural form of the present subjunctive of the Spanish verb manejar. It corresponds to “that you (all) manage” or “that you (all) drive” in contexts that require the subjunctive mood, such as doubt, desire, possibility, or necessity. The form is used with the vosotros subject, which is standard in Spain and some other regions.

Conjugation (present subjunctive): que yo maneje, tú manejes, él/ella maneje, nosotros manejemos, vosotros manejéis, ellos/ellas manejen. In dialects that do not use vosotros (primarily much of Latin America), the corresponding form for ustedes is manejen.

Usage and examples: Manejéis appears after verbs or expressions that trigger the subjunctive, for example: Es importante que vosotros manejéis con prudencia; Espero que vosotros manejéis bien el coche; Quiero que vosotros manejéis la situación con calma. It is also common after conjunctions like para que, sin que, a menos que, etc., when the subject is vosotros.

Notes: the accent on manejéis marks the stressed syllable and helps distinguish it from the present indicative vosotros form manejáis. This form reflects regional variation in Spanish spelling and pronunciation, and its use is tied to the presence of the vosotros pronoun in the discourse.