There are only 2 sets of endings and 3 irregular verbs in the imperfect.

Generalmente, siempre, muchas veces and words like them indicate that you are using the preterite, because they're words that indicate repeated actions.

If you ate mac and cheese for lunch all the time when you were a kid, you would use the imperfect to express that.

The preterite is used for actions that don't have a specific beginning or end, or happened repeatedly, and the imperfect is used for one time events

English context clues for the imperfect include "would" or "used to" - but it can also be translated --ed, just like the preterite.

Ir, ser, and ver are irregular in both the imperfect and the preterite.

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nosotros ______________ (comer)

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las mujeres _____________ (beber)

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Yo ______________ (leer)

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Mis hermanos se ______________ (pelear)

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El bébe_____________ (llorar)

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Mi perro _____________ (correr)

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Ellos _____________(tomar)

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Las tiendas ___________ (vender)

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Tú ________________ (mentir)

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Los novios se _____________ (besar)

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Davíd y Adrian ____________ (ser)

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yo _________________ (ser)

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Juan ____________________ (ver)

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Nosotros __________________ (ir)