Conseguíais

Conseguíais is the imperfect indicative form of the Spanish verb conseguir for the second-person plural subject vosotros. It expresses that you all used to obtain, or were obtaining, something in the past. The verb conseguir means to obtain, to achieve, or to get.

In usage, conseguidíais indicates habitual or ongoing past actions and is typically found in Spain, where the vosotros form is common. In many parts of Latin America, where ustedes is used instead of vosotros, the corresponding imperfect form is usually consequían, so conseguidíais is less common outside Spain.

Regarding spelling, conseguidíais is written with an accent on the i to mark the imperfect tense and the vosotros form. It derives from Latin consequī, formed by con- (together) and sequī (to follow), historically with the sense of following up to obtain something. Examples: “Cuando estudiabais, conseguíais buenas calificaciones.” and “Antes, vosotros conseguíais lo que proponíais.”