melhoráis

Melhoráis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb mejorar, meaning “you all improve.” The form is standard in Spanish when using the vosotros form, though the spelling_variety in the prompt—melhoráis—appears to be a nonstandard or mis-spelled variant. The correct Spanish spelling is mejoráis.

Usage and formation

Mejoráis is used when addressing a group informally in regions that employ the vosotros conjugation, primarily Spain. It is formed from the verb stem mejor- plus the regular -ar ending for vosotros in the present tense (-áis), with the accent marking the stress on the last syllable. As with other present-tense forms, it denotes an action occurring in the present.

Regional variation

In most of Latin America, the vosotros form is not used in everyday speech; speakers typically use ustedes, producing sentences like "ustedes mejoran" (you all improve) instead of "mejoráis." In formal writing or speech that aims for universal Spanish, usted/ustedes forms may be preferred over vosotros forms.

Examples

Examples of usage include: "Vosotros mejoráis con la práctica diaria." and "Si practicáis, mejoráis cada día." These illustrate the present-tense, second-person plural conjugation in context.

Relation to other forms

Mejoráis shares its root with the verb mejorar (to improve). Other related forms include mejoro, mejoras, mejora, mejoramos, mejorarán, and imperfect and past tenses such as mejoraba, mejoraron. The vosotros form is one of several regional variants within the broader Spanish verb system.