verificherete

Verificherete is the second-person plural future tense form of the Italian verb verificare, meaning to verify or to check. It translates to you all will verify or you all will check, with voi as the implied subject. The form is used in both written and spoken Italian to indicate a future action performed by multiple people.

Formation: Verificare is a regular -are verb. In the future simple, the stem changes to verificher- and takes the standard voi ending -ete, yielding verificherete. Example: Voi verificherete i dati domani.

Usage notes: Verificherete typically appears in statements about planned future actions by a group. It can be used in instructions, reports, or direct dialogue. In contrast, the present tense voi verificate describes habitual verification or a current action, while verificheranno is the third-person plural future form. The choice among these forms depends on the subject and the time frame being referred to.

Related forms: The corresponding forms for other persons and tenses include verificherò (io), verificherai (tu), verificherà (lui/lei), verificheremo (noi), verificherete (voi), and verificheranno (essi/esse) in the simple future; verifichi, verifichi, verifichi, verifichiamo, verifichiate, verifichino in the present subjunctive; and verificare in its infinitive.