pondréis

Pondréis is the second-person plural form of the Spanish verb poner in the simple future (indicative) tense. It corresponds to the English phrase you all will put or you all will place. This form is used with the vosotros/vosotras subject in Spain and some parts of the world that still use the vosotr@s pronoun.

Formation and conjugation: pondr- is an irregular stem that appears in the future tense of poner. The standard future endings are -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án, attached to the irregular stem. Therefore, the complete set for poner in the future is pondré, pondrás, pondrá, pondremos, pondréis, pondrán, with pondréis representing pondr- plus -éis. Note that pondréis is incorrect for the vosotros form; the correct form is pondréis with the appropriate accent pattern, written as pondréis in standard Spanish orthography, and often simplified in practice to pondréis or pondréis depending on regional usage. In any case, pondr- plus -éis yields the vosotros form.

Usage and regional variation: pondréis is used when the subject is vosotros or vosotras, primarily in Spain. In Latin America, where vosostros is less common, speakers typically use ustedes or ustedes form for the corresponding future (they will put) or use the regional equivalents of the vosotros forms. The form pondrán is used with ustedes/ellos for the third person plural.

Relation to other forms: pondréis is one among several irregular stems in the future of poner, alongside forms like pondré, pondrás, pondrá, pondremos, y pondrán. The verb poner itself means to put, place, or set, and pondréis is one of its standard future-tense conjugations.