terminaréis

Terminuréis is the future simple form of the verb terminar in Spanish, used for the second person plural (vosotros). It denotes that you all will finish something. Its usage is characteristic of Spain, where the vosotros form is common; in many parts of Latin America, ustedes terminarán is used instead to convey the same idea, making terminaréis less frequent outside Spain. The form is regular for an -ar verb and does not involve irregular stem changes in this tense.

Conjugation (futuro simple, terminar, vosotros)

Yo terminaré

Tú terminarás

Él/Ella/Ud terminará

Nosotros terminaremos

Vosotros terminaréis

Ellos/Uds terminarán

Etymology and related forms

Derives from terminar plus the resumptive future endings for -ar verbs. It is part of the larger paradigm of terminar (to finish), with the corresponding forms for other subjects: terminaré, terminarás, terminará, terminaremos, terminaréis, terminarán. In informal writing and speech outside Spain, vosotros forms are often replaced by ustedes conjugations.

Usage notes

Terminaréis expresses a deliberate or predicted action in the future directed at vosotros. It is suitable for statements about plans, promises, or expected outcomes directed to a group familiar to the speaker in Spain. When addressing a mixed or formal audience in Latin America, you would typically use terminarán (ustedes) instead of terminaréis.

Example

Terminaréis el proyecto mañana si mantenéis el ritmo de trabajo.