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El imperfecto de Indicativo p.64 textbook, chapter 3

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1 El imperfecto de Indicativo p.64 textbook, chapter 3
(past tense)

2 timeline

3 There are many past tenses in Spanish
Preterito Imperfecto Presente perfecto Pluscuamperfecto …

4 El imperfecto: endings for regular verbs
-ar -er -ir Aba ía ía Abas ías ías Ábamos íamos íamos Ábais íais íais Aban ían ían

5 Irregulars SER IR YO ERA YO IBA TU ERAS TU IBAS EL ERA EL IBA
NOS. ERAMOS NOS. IBAMOS VOS. ERAIS VOS. IBAIS ELLOS ERAN ELLOS IBAN

6 WHEN DO WE USE IMPERFECT INSTEAD OF PRETERITE
To describe a habitual or repeated action in the past I used to watch football every Sunday Yo miraba futbol cada domingo Yo miré fitbol

7 When describing a person in the past:
The guy I met last summer was tall and blond El chico que conoci el verano pasado era alto y rubio

8 Emotional state or physical condition in the past
I was very happy when they told me the grade Yo estaba muy contenta cuando me dijeron la nota I was very tired on Monday Yo estaba muy cansada el lunes

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