Abstract
This investigation studies the forms of second singular person which do not correspond to deixis, and present a mark of generality and concealed emitter. These two phenomena are explained according to evidence through the axes of information source and information access, described by Bermudez (2005). Along with a proposal for the possible meaning of these forms in the evidential context, a study is carried out on the syntactic and morphologic aspects which infuence its interpretation in a sample firom a Chilean Spanish corpus, Codicach (Corpus dinamico del castellano de Chile). The conclusion is that the most infuential elements for the generic interpretation (shared access) are the generic activators and that the imperfective aspect and present tense are not indispensable requirements to reach such interpretation.
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