imperfect_indicative_regular_ar_verbs
More on Imperfect Indicative - Regular Verbs
Quick explanation:
The imperfect tense is used to describe actions or situations that were incomplete or in progress at the point of time in the past that is being described. It is also used for ongoing conditions and repeated occurrences in the past.
The imperfect tense is used to describe actions or situations that were incomplete or in progress at the point of time in the past that is being described. It is also used for ongoing conditions and repeated occurrences in the past.
The imperfect is the easiest, most regular tense in Spanish. Since the first and third person singular forms are identical, you must make certain the context makes the subject clear.
Endings for -ar verbs in the imperfect tense
| yo | aba | |
| tú | abas | |
| Ud./ él/ ella | aba | |
| nosotros | ábamos | |
| vosotros | abais | |
| Uds./ ellos/ ellas | aban |
Imperfect Forms of the verb hablar (to speak)
The formation of the imperfect for the regular verb hablar (to speak) is shown in the table below.
hablar (example sentences) (full conjugation)
Note: the imperfect tense has two distinct translations. The other translation of the verb hablar (to speak) is shown in the table below.
hablar (example sentences) (full conjugation)
Imperfect Forms of the verb pensar (to think)
pensar (example sentences) (full conjugation)
Imperfect Forms of the verb trabajar (to work)
trabajar (example sentences)(full conjugation)
Footnote: Yo = I, Tú = You (casual), Él, Ella, Usted = He, She, You
(formal), Nosotros = We (males/mixed group), Nosotras = We (females), Ellos
= They (males/mixed group), Ellas = They(females), Ustedes = You (plural)
(formal), Nosotros = We (males/mixed group), Nosotras = We (females), Ellos
= They (males/mixed group), Ellas = They(females), Ustedes = You (plural)
Popular Phrase:
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