imperfect tense

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siempre

An adverb in Spanish meaning "always" or "forever," used to indicate continuity or permanence.

a menudo

An adverb in Spanish meaning "often" or "frequently," used to describe actions that occur regularly.

todos los dias

An adverbial phrase in Spanish meaning "every day," used to indicate a daily occurrence or routine.

todas la semanas

An adverbial phrase in Spanish meaning "every week," used to describe actions that occur on a weekly basis.

todos los años

An adverbial phrase in Spanish meaning "every year," used to indicate an action or event that occurs annually.

cada

adverb meaning "each" or "every," used for individual items or occurrences.

cada vez

An adverbial phrase in Spanish meaning "each time," used to describe actions that happen repeatedly or on different occasions.

a veces

An adverbial phrase in Spanish meaning "sometimes," used to indicate actions or events that occur occasionally.

de vez en cuando

An adverbial phrase in Spanish meaning "once in a while," used to describe actions that occur infrequently or at irregular intervals.

IR (IBA)

A verb in Spanish meaning "to go" in the imperfect tense, used to describe ongoing or repeated actions in the past.

SER (ERA)

A verb in Spanish meaning "to be" in the imperfect tense, used to describe ongoing or repeated states in the past.

VER (VEÍA)

A verb in Spanish meaning "to see" in the imperfect tense, used to describe ongoing or repeated actions of perception in the past.

Imperfect tense

A past tense in Spanish used to describe actions that were ongoing, habitual, or not completed at a specific point in time.