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Uses Of Preterite Imperfect Tense In Spanish
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ocurrió decidió llegó estaba salimos ví era --(you dont use "Es", because you are talkiing in past tense, and "es" is present tense) presenté empezamos fuimos dimos teníamos conocimos enamoramos
Hi, I understand. It can be a problem. A quick way is to think about how you would record the past. Either video or snapshot. The imperfect is an ongoing past like a video. I used to ride my bike everyday. We always sang when we cleaned the...
For both, you would use the imperfect. Easy rule: If it wasn't a solid definite action, it's probably imperfect
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I would start by saying I'm filing this report about a car accident. That would fulfill your present tense requirement. In Spanish: Yo presento este informe de un accidente de auto. OK?
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Yo solía entusiasmarme viendo deportes americanos a modo de diversión/entretenimiento.Los deportes que (yo) solía ver eran: el baloncesto, el béisbol, y el fútbol. Hoy en día todavía veo estos deportes , pero ya no soy tan aficionado a ello...
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Of all the tenses in Spanish, the imperfect tense has arguably the simplest forms and the fewest irregularities. The problems that often arise with the imperfect tense in Spanish have more to do with when to use it than how. At least these ...
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The imperfect is used for actions that were repeated habitually. Therefore, verbs which indicate a final action (such as nacer or morir) are not normally used in the Imperfect. However, you do use them in examples such as: La planta se mori...
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"jugabamos con los demas" is the direct translation of "We used to play with with each other" ChaCha!
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