tú sueles

usually, tend to

ˈs w e l e s → soler

auxiliary · 2nd-person singular informal, present tense Rare #28,123

usually, tend to Used before an infinitive to describe a usual or habitual action.

SP: ¿Sueles caminar al trabajo?

EN: Do you usually walk to work?

Conjugation of soler

Indicative present

What do you usually have for lunch?

Who do you usually go swimming with?

You don't usually hide your virtues.

— La vida de los otros (2006)

What do you usually do on vacation?

What do you usually have for dinner?

What time do you usually get home?

What do you usually do on Sundays?

What do you usually have for breakfast?

How many cups of coffee do you usually drink a day?

Don't you usually do it?

— 8½ (1963)

How long does it usually take you to have breakfast?

Do you usually wash your hands before eating?

What do you usually do after dinner?

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