Aclarasteis

Aclarasteis is the second-person plural form of the Spanish verb aclarar in the pretérito perfecto simple (preterite). It corresponds to “you all clarified” or “you all made clear” something in the past and is used with the subject vosotros, the informal plural “you” in Spain.

Grammatically, aclarasteis is a regular -ar verb conjugation in the preterite: vosotros form ends with -asteis. In dialects that use ustedes instead of vosotros, the corresponding past tense would typically be aclararon. Aclarar itself means to clarify, to make something clearer, or to explain something that was unclear.

Usage notes: Aclarasteis can take a direct object (aclarasteis la situación) or serve with indirect reference (aclarasteis a todos cuál era el plan). The construction signals that the clarification was completed in the past. In modern Latin American speech, vosotros forms are uncommon outside of Spain; many speakers would express the same idea with ustedes aclararon or aclararon la situación, depending on the region and formality.

Examples: Aclarasteis las instrucciones y ya no hubo confusión. Aclarasteis que el horario había cambiado. The form emphasizes that the clarification was performed by the group addressed.