As a general rule, it is formed by adding "asteis" to the root of an "ar" verb, or "isteis" to the root of an "er" or "ir" verb. Example: hablar, root is "habl", "hablasteis"
Yo vi Tú viste Él vio Nosotros vimos Vosotros visteis Ellos vieron
comocomes come comemos comeis(accent on the i) comen
Vosotros is used as a plural form of "you."
There are two past tenses, the imperfect and the preterite. The Imperfect would be: yo estaba tú estabas él/usted estaba nosotros estábamos vosotros estabais ellos/ustedes estaban The Preterite would be: yo estuve tú estuviste él/usted estuvo nosotros estuvimos vosotros estuvisteis ellos/ustedes estuvieron
Devolveis
Here is the preterit of 'dar' in Spanish. di diste dio ----------------- dimos disteis / dieron dieron
No, although the majority of Mexico uses the form of "Ustedes". The form of "Vosotros" is still heard in Christian sermons in Mexico, or in small regions where the Spaniards conquered in. And of course, the form "Vosotros" is also used by the Spaniards living in Mexico. Now, it's not common to hear "Vosotros" but it doesn't mean it's non-existence there.
yo me lastimé tú te lastimaste usted, él, ella se lastimó nosotros nos lastimamos vosotros os lastimasteis ustedes, ellos, ellas se lastimaron
Conjugation: empecéNote that the "z" in the root changes to a "c" in front of the "e". Because "ze" is not allowed in Spanish, the "z" transitions to a "ce". This is the same with any verb that ends in "zar" in the preterite tense yo form and in the present subjunctive.
Vosotros is the second person plural form, "you" for a group of people you know well--kind of like "y'all". A sentence would be, "Vosotros tenéis que estudiar el vocabulario."
Respondí, respondiste, respondió, respondimos, respondisteis, respondieron
Lo hicimos. From the verb, hacer, which is irregular. The full conjugation for preterite hacer is: yo hizo tú hiciste él/ella/ usted hice nosotros hicimos vosotros hicisteis ellos/ ellas/ ustedes hicieron