regroupez

Regroupez is the second-person plural imperative form of the French verb regrouper. The verb means to group together, gather, consolidate, or regroup. It is commonly used to instruct a group of people to bring items or individuals into a single place or to combine elements into a single whole.

Regrouper, from which regroupez derives, conveys a sense of assembling parts that may be dispersed or separate. The imperative form regroupe, regroupez, and the negative ne regroupez pas are used in everyday French to direct action in contexts such as organizing documents, coordinating teams, or planning a regrouping operation. The main nuance is a proactive instruction to create unity or cohesion from elements that were previously dispersed.

Conjugation and usage notes: in the present tense, the forms are je regroupe, tu regrouppes, il regroupe, nous regroupons, vous regroupez, ils regroupent. The past participle is regroupé. The imperative forms are regroupe (informal singular), regroupez (plural or formal), with the negative form ne regroupez pas. In subjunctive mood, forms include que je regroupe, que tu regrouppes, qu’il regroupe, que nous regroupions, que vous regroupiez, qu’ils regroupent. Common synonyms include rassembler and assembler, though regrouper often emphasizes creating a cohesive whole from parts rather than simply collecting.

Examples: Regroupez les documents par catégorie. Regroupez les participants autour de la scène. We can also say: ne regroupez pas les données sans vérifier leur cohérence. These usages illustrate how regroupez functions as a directive to unify or consolidate elements.