Read the subject, agreement and accent as separate clues.
Review two selected present-tense forms, ustedes with estar, noun-phrase agreement and the distinction between tú and tu.
Your count records matching answers on six selected Spanish tasks. It is not a CEFR level, vocabulary-size estimate, percentile or work qualification. All explanations and this complete guide are available at zero, partial and perfect counts.
Six specified written decisions
The set asks for present indicative forms with explicitly named subjects, the feminine plural adjective matching cajas, a masculine plural definite article and the accented personal pronoun tú. The grammar references support these selected forms, without supplying a complete Spanish course or a calibrated level test. A correct response shows recognition of one displayed construction under the conditions of this practice.
Keep the verb tied to its subject
Compare two new examples: Yo preparo una lista; Nosotros preparamos una lista. The verb changes when the subject changes, while the object stays the same. Now compare Ustedes están en la entrada with Usted está en la entrada. These forms distinguish grammatical number; they do not rank forms of address or require every Spanish-speaking region to use the same pronouns.
Check the whole phrase before an ending
For the adjective item, recover the noun’s gender and number instead of checking only whether an ending looks familiar. For the article, read the plural noun it introduces. For tú, decide whether the position needs a personal pronoun or a possessive determiner. The written accent distinguishes those forms here; it is not an optional decoration that can be removed without changing the word.
Rewrite one feature at a time
Write a short Spanish phrase about one fictional object and rewrite it about two. Mark which determiner and adjective need to change. Separately change a first-person singular statement into a first-person plural statement using a checked verb table. Explain the change before checking the reference. Use new objects and actions so that remembering one test option does not stand in for applying the rule.
Recognition leaves many abilities untested
Six tasks do not cover every tense, mood, irregular form or agreement pattern. They do not measure listening, pronunciation, conversation or spontaneous writing. Spanish has legitimate regional and register variation; the items specify the selected construction. A higher count after reviewing the same fixed bank can reflect recall. It is a practice record, without a DELE, SIELE or CEFR conversion.