Revisasteis

Revisasteis is the second-person plural form of the verb revisar in the pretérito indefinido (simple past) used in Spanish. It corresponds to “you all reviewed” or “you all checked” and is the form used when addressing a group informally as vosotros in Spain. In Latin American Spanish, where the vosotros form is not used, the equivalent is usually revisaron with ustedes.

Form: Revisasteis is formed by taking the stem revis- from the infinitive revisar and adding the ending -asteis, which marks the second-person plural in this past tense.

Usage: It expresses a completed action in the past. It is typically used with time references such as ayer, la semana pasada, hace dos días, or when narrating events. The form is common in everyday speech, emails, and reports among Spain-based speakers.

Examples: Ayer revisasteis el informe antes de enviarlo. La semana pasada revisasteis todos los documentos del proyecto.

Notes: The corresponding form in many Latin American varieties is revisaron, used with ustedes or ellos. The verb is regular in this tense, and pronunciation follows standard Spanish stress patterns, with the emphasis on the sas syllable in revisasteis.

See also: revisar, vosotros, pretérito indefinido, español regional varieties.