Reacomodasteis

Reacomodasteis is a Spanish verb form. Specifically, it is the second-person plural preterite indicative of the verb "reacomodar." The verb "reacomodar" means to rearrange, resettle, or adjust something. Therefore, "reacomodasteis" translates to "you all rearranged," "you all resettled," or "you all adjusted" in the past tense. This form is used in Spain when addressing a group of people informally. In Latin America, the equivalent form would typically be "reacomodaron," which is the third-person plural form used for both formal and informal second-person plural address. The preterite tense, indicated by the "-steis" ending, signifies a completed action in the past. An example of its use might be "Vosotros reacomodasteis los muebles en la sala" which means "You all rearranged the furniture in the living room." Understanding this conjugation is important for comprehending spoken and written Spanish, particularly in contexts where the informal second-person plural is employed.