revisáis

Revisáis is the second person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb revisar, used with the vosotros subject. It translates roughly as “you all review” or “you all check.” The verb revisar means to review, inspect, examine again, or verify. The form is common in Spain and in communities that use the vosotros-pronoun; in many Latin American varieties, the equivalent second-person plural is ustedes, with the form ustedes revisan.

Morphology and pronunciation: revisáis is built from the stem revis- plus the present plural ending -áis, with the accent on í to indicate the stress falls on that syllable (revi-SÁIS). Other present indicative forms of revisar include: yo reviso, tú revisas, él/ella/Ud. revisa, nosotros revisamos, vosotros revisáis, ellos/ellas/Uds. revisan. The accent helps distinguish from other conjugations and preserves the pronunciation pattern of the vosotr@s form.

Usage notes: Revisión is common in formal and informal contexts where a group is addressed directly. It appears in discussions of editing, quality control, audits, or tasks where a group must check details. In writing, speakers from Latin America generally use ustedes revisan instead of vosotros revisáis, while vosotros forms remain standard in Spain.

Related forms: the present subjunctive form for vosotros is reviséis (accent on é), used in contexts like “Espero que vosotros reviséis los datos.” The infinitive is revisar, and the past tense forms follow the regular conjugation patterns.