agregue

Agregue is a form of the Spanish verb agregar. It serves as the second-person formal imperative (usted) and as the third-person singular present subjunctive form. In imperative usage, it politely instructs someone to add something: Por favor, agregue los datos al formulario. In present subjunctive usage, it appears in subordinate clauses after verbs or expressions that convey doubt, desire, necessity, or emotion: Es posible que usted agregue esa información; Espero que él agregue los detalles.

Etymology and meaning: agregar comes from Latin aggregāre, formed from ad- “toward” and greg- “flock, herd,” with the sense of bringing items together or mixing them into a collection. In modern Spanish, agregar means to add, attach, or join items, numbers, or elements.

Usage notes: The informal tú counterpart is agrega. The form agregue is common in formal or official contexts, such as manuals, customer service, administrative forms, and written communications. It contrasts with ustedes forms like agreguen in the present subjunctive, which are used when addressing multiple people with formal or neutral tone.

Examples of common collocations include agregar datos, agregar información, y agregar al final. The distinction between imperative (usted) agregue and subjunctive forms in different persons reflects typical Spanish mood and politeness conventions.

See also: agregar, imperative forms in Spanish, present subjunctive.