Spanish Phrase
Usa todos tus cupones.
Meaning
A direct command telling someone to make use of every coupon they have. It’s often heard in a shopping or promotional context where the speaker wants the listener to take advantage of discounts.
When to use
Use this phrase when you’re encouraging a friend, a family member, or a customer to redeem all of their coupons—e.g., at the checkout line, in a marketing email, or when giving advice about saving money.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Usatodostuscupones
Imperative (tú) of usar
‘Usa’ is the affirmative informal command (tú) of the verb ‘usar’, formed by dropping the -s from the third‑person singular present form ‘usa’.
Adjective agreement
‘todos’ must agree in gender (masculine) and number (plural) with the noun ‘cupones’.
Possessive adjective
‘tus’ is the second‑person plural possessive adjective and does not change with gender or number of the noun.
🗨In Conversation
¿Qué hago con mis cupones?
What should I do with my coupons?
Usa todos tus cupones.
Use all your coupons.
✕Common Mistakes
Usar todos tus cupones.
‘Usar’ is the infinitive; the command needs the imperative ‘Usa’.
Usa todo tus cupones.
‘Todo’ is singular; it must agree with the plural noun ‘cupones’, so use ‘todos’.
Usa todos tu cupones.
If you want to refer to a single coupon, change both the adjective and noun: ‘Usa todo tu cupón.’
↔Alternatives
Aprovecha todos tus cupones.
Take advantage of all your coupons.
Utiliza todos tus cupones.
Utilize all your coupons.
Canjea todos tus cupones.
Redeem all your coupons.
Cultural Tip
In many Spanish‑speaking countries coupons (cupones) are common in supermarkets, pharmacies and online stores. While ‘usar’ is perfectly understood, native speakers often prefer ‘canjear’ when talking about redeeming a coupon for a discount. The imperative tone is friendly but can sound a bit pushy, so pair it with a smile or a polite ‘por favor’ if you want to soften it.