Spanish Imperfect Tense  

There are two forms of the past in Spanish. The imperfect past and the preterite past. These lessons focus on the imperfect, also known as the imperfect indicative, which 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.

Spanish 201 Spanish 201 - Part 2 The Imperfect Tense
The Imperfect Tense Imperfect Indicators Preterite vs. Imperfect
AR Verbs ER Verbs IR Verbs
Irregular Verbs
Ser (to be) Estar (to be)
Caminar (to walk) Comer (to eat) Correr (to run)
Dar (to give) Escribir (to write) Gustar (to like)
Haber (to have) Hablar (to speak) Hacer (to make)
Ir (to go) Necesitar (to need)
Querer (to want) Tener (to have)
Ver (to see) Vivir (to live)
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These lessons assume you have already studied Spanish - they will expand your vocabulary and improve your fluency. If you need help with basic Spanish, go to Spanish 101.






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