In the Imperfect Tense, -er & -ir verbs have the same endings.

• True
• False

In the Imperfect Tense, all 6 endings for -er & -ir verbs have an accent mark.

• True
• False

De niña, yo _____ muy feliz.

• soy
• fui
• era
• soyaba

Mis padres y yo _____ en una casa en la playa cuando yo era niña.  (vivir)

• vivía
• vivíamos
• vivían
• vivábamos

Los amigos ____ en el mar todos los domingos.  (remar)

• remaron
• remaban
• reman
• remábamos

Alejandro _____ surf en el mar.  (hacer)

• hacía
• hicía
• hace
• hacaba

What is the imperfect used for?

• To talk about a single completed action in the past.

• to indicate that something interrupted something that was happening in the past.

• to set the stage/scene for another past action.

• to narrate a series of events

What is the imperfect used for?

• To talk about a single completed action in the past.
• To indicate the start or end of an activity/event.
• To describe an ongoing/repeated action in the past.
• To indicate what is happening right now.

The ending for -ar verbs are

• aba, abas, aba, abamos, aban
• aba, abais, aba, abamos, abaron
• aba, abas, aba, ábamos, aban
• ía, ías, ía, iamos, ian

There are only _____ irregular verbs in the imperfect tense. 

• 5

• 4
• 3
• 2