This is the simple plural form of the masculine noun 'informe' (report). Remember to use the masculine plural article 'los' before it.

Plural Form

While 'información' is general, 'informes' usually refers to specific, structured documents or official communications.

Formal Context

Extremely common, especially in professional, academic, or news contexts.

Mixing Indicative and Subjunctive

When 'informes' is used as a verb, it is usually the 'tú' form of the present subjunctive. This special verb form is required after expressions of doubt, wish, emotion, or necessity (e.g., 'Es necesario que...').

The Subjunctive Use

This form is also used for giving negative commands to 'tú': 'No informes a nadie' (Don't inform anyone). For positive commands, you use 'informa' instead.

Negative Commands

Commonly used in complex sentences involving wishes, doubts, or necessity.

Learn the two main uses of the Spanish word 'informes': the plural noun meaning 'reports' or 'accounts,' and the conjugated verb form of 'informar' (to inform). Includes examples and full conjugation.

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Complete Conjugation Tables

🔄 Conjugations

indicative

present

future

imperfect

conditional

preterite

imperative

negative

affirmative

subjunctive

present

imperfect

Practice Conjugations