verrez

Verrez is the second-person plural form of the French verb voir in the futur simple tense, meaning "you will see." It is used when addressing more than one person and, in formal French, can also address a single person as a polite form.

The stem used for the futur simple of voir is verr-, and it takes the standard future endings. The full set of forms for voir is: je verrai, tu verras, il/elle verra, nous verrons, vous verrez, ils verront. Verrez is the form corresponding to vous (you all or you, formal).

In practice, vous verrez is used to forecast future observations, outcomes, or experiences. For example: Demain, vous verrez les résultats. In written and spoken French, this tense often appears in instructions, predictions, or narrative narration to express a future event.

Etymology and notes: Voir comes from Latin videre, and the futur simple form uses the irregular stem verr-. This stem change is a defining feature of voir in the future in contrast to its other tenses. Phonologically, verrez is typically pronounced with a silent final z in standard speech.

See also: voir; French verb conjugation; futur simple.