Ingresasteis

Ingresasteis is the second-person plural preterite form of the Spanish verb ingresar, meaning "you all entered" or "you all enrolled" depending on context. It is used with the subject vosotros in the simple past tense.

Formation and scope: In the preterite, -ar verbs take the ending -asteis for the vosotros form. Therefore, the stem ingres- combined with -asteis yields ingresasteis. The form is written as a single word and generally does not carry an accent mark.

Usage and regional variation: In Spain and other regions where the vosotros form is common, ingresasteis is regularly used to express a past action performed by multiple people. In most of Latin America, where vosotros is not standard, speakers typically use ustedes and the corresponding preterite ingresaron.

Examples:

- Ayer vosotros ingresasteis al edificio a las ocho.

- ¿Ingresasteis los documentos ayer?

Etymology and related forms: The form derives from the verb ingresar, with the standard -ar verb preterite pattern. Its corresponding conjugations include ingresé (yo), ingresaste (tú), ingresó (él/ella), ingresamos (nosotros), ingresasteis (vosotros), e ingresaron (ellos/ellas/ustedes). In contexts where vos is used instead of vosotros, the forms shift accordingly to vos ingresaste, vos ingresasteis, or vos ingresasteis may appear in some dialects.