llenaste

Llenaste is the second-person singular preterite form of the Spanish verb llenar, meaning you filled (something) or you filled out (a form). It is used with the pronoun tú in informal speech and writing. The verb llenar is regular in the preterite, with the full paradigm: yo llené, tú llenaste, él/ella llenó, nosotros llenamos, vosotros llenasteis, ellos llenaron. The preterite conveys a completed action in the past.

Llenaste can describe both physical filling and the completion of information. It is used with direct objects such as la botella, el tanque, or el formulario, among others. In questions or statements, it often indicates that a specific filling action occurred: ¿Llenaste el formulario? Ayer llenaste la taza, etc.

Usage notes: The preterite tense signals a definite, finished past action. By contrast, the imperfect form llenabas describes an ongoing or habitual past action (you were filling, you used to fill). Región and register may influence pronunciation and usage, but the form llenaste is widely understood across Spanish-speaking communities.

Examples:

- Ayer llenaste la botella con agua.

- ¿Llenaste el formulario de inscripción?

- Antes de salir, llenaste el tanque del coche.