suivrez

Suivrez is a French verb that translates to "follow" in English. It is a regular verb belonging to the first group of French verbs, which end in -er. The infinitive form is "suivre". As a common verb, "suivre" is used in a wide range of contexts, from literal physical following to metaphorical following of instructions, advice, or trends.

The conjugation of "suivre" in the present tense is: je suis, tu suis, il/elle/on suit, nous suivons, vous suivez, ils/elles suivent. This pattern is typical for -er verbs, though "suivre" has some irregularities, particularly in the past participle and future tense. The past participle is "suivi" and the simple past (passé simple) forms are: je suivis, tu suivis, il/elle/on suivit, nous suivîmes, vous suivîtes, ils/elles suivirent.

Beyond its literal meaning of going after someone or something, "suivre" can also mean to adhere to, to obey, to observe, or to track. For instance, one might "suivre les instructions" (follow instructions), "suivre une recette" (follow a recipe), or "suivre l'actualité" (follow the news). In a more abstract sense, it can describe the progression of time or events, as in "le temps suit son cours" (time follows its course). The verb is essential for expressing concepts related to movement, adherence, and observation in the French language.