mejore

Mejore is a Spanish verb form derived from mejorar, meaning to improve. It is most commonly encountered as the present subjunctive form for the first- and third-person cases (yo mejore, él/ella/usted mejore) and as the formal imperative for the second person singular (usted mejore). Because the present subjunctive and the formal imperative share the same spelling, mejore appears in both subordinate clauses and polite commands.

Etymology and related forms: mejorar comes from mejor, meaning better, which in turn traces to the Latin melior. The verb is regular in its conjugation for the -ar class, with other indicative and subjunctive forms following standard patterns: present indicative is mejoro, mejoras, mejora, mejoramos, mejoráis, mejoran; other subjunctive forms include mejores, mejoremos, mejoréis, mejoren.

Usage: Mejore is used in contexts that express desire, doubt, possibility, or emotion, typically introduced by que or by phrases like ojalá. It also appears in formal commands addressed to one person, as in “Mejore su rendimiento” or “Mejore pronto.” In everyday speech, sentences such as “Espero que mejore la situación” or “Ojalá que mejore pronto” are common.

Examples:

- Espero que mejore la situación.

- Es necesario que mejore su rendimiento.

- Que usted mejore pronto.

See also: mejorar, mejor, melior (Latin origin).

Mejore is a standard grammatical form within Spanish verb conjugation and is widely used in both written and spoken language to express improvement as a action, wish, or directive. References for verb forms and usage include Spanish dictionaries and grammar resources such as the Real Academia Española.