Does the Spanish Imperfect tense confuse you?
This past tense can be a true headache for some Spanish students, especially those whose native language is English. Luckily, this video is here to help you understand what the Imperfect is and when to use it.
The Imperfect tense is used mostly to describe unfinished actions in the past or past actions that are continuing. It might seem too abstract, but once you get a hang of it, you'll instinctively know when to use it, don't worry. And to compensate, there are only three irregular verbs in the Imperfect! How great is that?
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How do you find the Imperfect tense? Do you think it's really that hard or is it simpler than it looks?
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In this video we present the formation and conjugation of the past tense of the indicative in Spanish of the regular and irregular verbs. In addition, we explain the uses of this tense of the past, without a doubt, it will be super useful to continue advancing in your learning of Spanish.