adjuntaste

Adjuntaste is the second-person singular preterite form of the Spanish verb adjuntar, meaning "you attached." It is used in past-tense narration or direct speech to indicate a completed action of attaching something, such as a file, document, or image.

Adjuntar comes from ad- (toward) plus juntar (to join). The verb is regular in the -ar conjugation, so the tú form is formed by removing the -ar from adjuntar and adding -aste, yielding adjuntaste. The spelling does not require an accent mark.

Usage of adjuntaste occurs in both informal and some formal contexts, particularly in written or conversational descriptions of past actions. In digital communication, it commonly appears in questions or statements about whether a file has been attached, for example in emails or online forms. In more formal contexts, speakers may opt for synonyms such as anexaste (from anexar) depending on regional or stylistic preferences.

Examples:

- ¿Ya adjuntaste el informe al correo? (Did you attach the report to the email?)

- Ayer adjuntaste la factura en el expediente digital. (Yesterday you attached the invoice to the digital file.)

See also: adjuntar, anexar, adjunto.

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