prevedrete

Prevedrete is the second-person plural future simple form of the Italian verb prevedere, meaning "you all will foresee" or "you all will anticipate." The form is used when addressing multiple people with the subject voi and discussing a future action related to foreseeing or predicting.

Origin and morphology

Prevedere comes from Latin praevidēre (prae- before + videre to see). In the Italian future simple, the stem for prevedere is prevedr-, and the standard endings are -ò, -rai, -rà, -remo, -rete, -ranno. Therefore the full conjugation for the verb in the future includes prevedrete for the voi form. Other related forms include prevedrò, prevedrai, prevedrà, prevedremo, prevedranno.

Usage

Prevedrete is used in formal writing and in contexts where a forecast or expectation is described for a plural subject. It can refer to predictions based on analysis, trends, or anticipated events. Because it is a specific future form, it often appears in reports, analyses, or hypothetical scenarios rather than everyday speech.

Examples

- Se continuerete così, prevedrete un peggioramento della situazione.

- Secondo gli analisti, entro l’anno prevedrete una crescita delle esportazioni.

- Voi prevedrete i possibili rischi e adotterete misure preventive.

Notes

Prevedete is the corresponding present form for voi; prevedrete is distinctively future. The term is not a standalone noun or proper noun but a verb form used within sentences to express future foresight or prediction.