Forms of YOU and -AR verb endings

You all (talking TO any group of people)

• tú

• usted

• ustedes

• vosotros

You (talking TO someone older than you, or a stranger)

• tú

• usted

• ustedes

• vosotros

You guys

(talking to friends, or people you would be casual with...in SPAIN)

• tú

• usted

• ustedes

• vosotros

Which SUBJECT would you use in this sentence?

"Excuse me, sir. Could you tell me what time it is?"

• él

• tú

• usted

• ustedes

Answer explanation

Because it uses "sir," it is either trying to convey the idea of showing respect to someone, and/or that the speaker doesn't know this person that well.

Which SUBJECT would you use in this sentence?

"You are my brother, and I think you are super neat."

• él

• tú

• usted

• ustedes

Answer explanation

You would be very casual/familiar with your own brother.

Which SUBJECT would you use in this sentence?

"Welcome, ladies and gentlemen. How are you all this evening?"

• él

• tú

• usted

• ustedes

Answer explanation

A group of people that you don't necessarily know well.

Usted practica =

• You practice

  (used with someone you don't know/would show respect to)

• You all practice

  (used with any group you are talking TO)

• You all practice

  (used with friends, in SPAIN)

• You practice

  (used with someone you know well/would be casual with)

Tú practicas =

• You practice

  (used with someone you don't know/would show respect to)

• You all practice

  (used with any group you are talking TO)

• You all practice

  (used with friends, in SPAIN)

• You practice

  (used with someone you know well/would be casual with)

Ustedes practican =

• You practice

  (used with someone you don't know/would show respect to)

• You all practice

  (used with any group you are talking TO)

• You all practice

  (used with friends, in SPAIN)

• You practice

  (used with someone you know well/would be casual with)

Vosotros practicáis =

• You practice

  (used with someone you don't know/would show respect to)

• You all practice

  (used with any group you are talking TO)

• You all practice

  (used with friends, in SPAIN)

• You practice

  (used with someone you know well/would be casual with)