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The Imperfect vs. The Preterite

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1 The Imperfect vs. The Preterite
Both these verb forms refer to the past. The differences between the imperfect & the preterite sometimes are obvious and other times can be subtle Use this folder as your resource Ensure that you copy the information EXACTLY as it appears It will take practice to get to the point where you no longer need to use it TEN PACIENCIA ……….

2 Pagina 1 Front of folder

3 Pagina 2 Inside of front cover 1. Cada semana 2. Cada mes 3. Cada año 4. Varias veces 5. Por un rato 6. Todo el tiempo 7. Todas las semanas 8. Por un rato 9. En aquella época

4 Pagina 3 Back of folder

5 Other side of back cover
1. Ayer por la mañana/tarde 2. Hace (#) dias 3. Durante (with any specific time) 4. Esta (with any time 5. Desde el primer momento 6. En ese momento Pagina 4 Other side of back cover

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