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Preterite
is used for completed actions that happened at a specific time in the past.
Imperfect
is used for ongoing, habitual, or background actions in the past.
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Common Preterite Indicator (yesterday)
el año pasado
Common Preterite Indicator (last year)
una vez
Common Preterite Indicator (one time)
de repente
Common Preterite Indicator (suddenly)
todos los dĂas
Common Imperfect Indicator (every day)
siempre
Common Imperfect Indicator (always)
mientras
Common Imperfect Indicator (while)
cuando era niño/a
Common Imperfect Indicator (when I was a child)
Comer (Preterite)
ComĂ (I ate)
Hablar (Preterite)
Hablé (I spoke)
Escribir (Preterite)
EscribĂ (I wrote)
Ir (Preterite)
Fui (I went)
Tener (Preterite)
Tuve (I had)
Hacer (Preterite)
Hice (I did/made)
Ver (Preterite)
Vi (I saw)
Llegar (Preterite)
Llegué (I arrived)
Dormir (Preterite)
DormĂ (I slept)
Estar (Preterite)
Estuve (I was)
Comer (Imperfect)
ComĂa (I used to eat)
Hablar (Imperfect)
Hablaba (I used to talk)
Escribir (Imperfect)
EscribĂa (I used to write)
Ir (Imperfect)
Iba (I used to go)
Tener (Imperfect)
TenĂa (I used to have)
Hacer (Imperfect)
HacĂa (I used to do/make)
Ver (Imperfect)
VeĂa (I used to see)
Llegar (Imperfect)
Llegaba (I used to arrive)
Dormir (Imperfect)
DormĂa (I used to sleep)
Estar (Imperfect)
Estaba (I used to be)