Mezclasteis

Mezclasteis is the second-person plural preterite form of the Spanish verb mezclar. It corresponds to the English phrase you all mixed (in the past) and is used when addressing a group familiar to the speaker, typically in Spain where the vosotros form is common.

Mezclar is a regular -ar verb, so its preterite endings follow the standard pattern. The complete preterite paradigm is: yo mezclé, tú mezclaste, él mezcló, nosotros mezclamos, vosotros mezclasteis, ellos mezclaron. Note that the yo form carries an accent (mezclé) to preserve pronunciation, while the vosotros form ends with -asteis, as in mezclasteis.

Usage and regional variation: mezclasteis is used in narratives or dialogues where the speaker refers to actions completed in the past by a group addressed as vosotros. In most of Latin America, where the vosotros form is not used, the corresponding form is ustedes mezclaron, meaning you all mixed. Despite regional differences, mezclar means to mix, blend, or combine, and mezclasteis fits into sentences describing a past act of mixing performed by a group.

Example: Ayer vosotros mezclasteis los ingredientes para la salsa. This illustrates the action completed in the past and the use of the vosotros form in a familiar, informal context commonly found in Spain.