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Notes: Imperfect Tense #1.
~The Imperfect Tense~. 2 Main Past Tenses in Spanish In Spanish, there are 2 main tenses used to talk in the past: 1. El Pretérito 2. El Imperfecto.
El Imperfecto (Imperfect) The Other Past Tense. Los objectivos Understand how to conjugate regular verbs into the imperfect tense. Understand how to conjugate.
THE IMPERFECT TENSE: REGULAR VERBS PRETERITE You have already learned to talk about the past using the preterite tense for actions that began and ended.
El imperfecto Another Form of the Past Tense. Another form of past tense Used to express things you ‘used to’ do Used to express action still in progress.
El pretérito imperfecto The Imperfect Past Tense in Spanish.
Past Tense Preterite and Imperfect. Two Aspects of Past Tense Preterite Occurred once Occurred for limited time Has beginning and end “suddenly” Occurred.
EL IMPERFECTO We use the imperfect to talk about actions that happened repeatedly in the past. In English we often say “used to” or “would” to express.
Repaso: Imperfect Preview Imperfect Grammar Guys.
EL IMPERFECTO HOW IS THE IMPERFECT CONJUGATED?. TO CONJUGATE REGULAR -AR VERBS IN THE IMPERFECT, SIMPLY DROP THE ENDING (-AR) AND ADD ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:
El Imperfecto. The imperfect tense is a past tense in Spanish used to describe actions that occurred repeatedly or over an extended period of time or.
Module 5 In Module 4 we learned the preterite tense, which is used to talk about actions that were completed in the past. In Module 5 we learn the imperfecto.
The Imperfect Tense: Regular Verbs Page 194 Realidades 2.
EL IMPERFECTO We use the imperfect to talk about actions that happened repeatedly in the past. In English we often say “used to” or “would” to express.
El Imperfecto de los verbos
La conjugación de verbos en el imperfecto
The Preterite Tense Spanish 1 – 6.2.
Calentamiento Hoy es miércoles, el 21 de septiembre
El Imperfecto ~The Imperfect Tense~.
El Imperfecto Español 2.
The Imperfect Tense: Regular Verbs
Present tense of regular –ar verbs
The Imperfect Tense: Regular Verbs
Preterite Second Person Singular
The imperfect tense in Spanish is used to narrate past events without focusing on their beginning, end, or completion. Copyright © 2008 Vista Higher Learning.
Conjugating verbs that end in -ir
In Spanish, tell whether you agree with the following statements
APUNTES: THE IMPERFECT TENSE
The Imperfect Tense: Regular Verbs
El Imperfecto Was, were, used to.
Talk About the Past Using the Imperfect (el imperfecto)
Preterite Tense.
El Tenso Imperfecto The imperfect tense.
Conjugate in the imperfect tense regular+ irregulars
Vámonos Put your belongings away and get a quiz sheet. Put your name, date (9/19/16), class period, and Quiz Number (2.1) on it.
EL Imperfecto (parte del pasado).
PRESENT TENSE VERB ENDINGS IN SPANISH:
Present Tense of -ar Verbs
Vámonos Traduce las frases a español:
REALIDADES 1A ¿Qué te gusta hacer?.
Present tense Conjugation of regular “AR” verbs
El imperfecto.
E-IE STEM-CHANGE VERBS
Unidad 3: Somos estudiantes
El Imperfecto de los verbos
El Imperfecto de los verbos
The present tense of ir and jugar
El tenso imperfect Español 3.
Conjugate in the imperfect tense regular
Gustar to like AVENDAÑO Español 2.
The Imperfect Tense: Regular Verbs
Conjugating Regular Imperfect Verbs:
09/28/09 The imperfect tense in Spanish is used to narrate past events without focusing on their beginning, end, or completion. —Mi hijo era tímido y.
Warm up.
El imperfecto.
Conversacion Practice the conversation on pg 118 with your face partner.
El Imperfecto: Verbos Regulares
El imperfecto.
Conjugation ? ? ? ? ? ? Ideas.
EL PRETERITO DE LOS VERBOS REGULARES!
Notes: Present Tense Verb Conjugations
Conjugate in the imperfect tense regular
EL IMPERFECTO.
Gustar to like.
The Imperfect.
Past Tense There are two past tenses in Spanish: the Imperfect
¿QuÉ te gusta Hacer? What do you like to do?.
PUNTO DE GRAMÁTICA.
Talk About the Past Using the Imperfect (el imperfecto)