Spanish Preterite vs. Imperfect: Usage, Examples, and Key Differences
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Action is repetive or ongoing in the past
The imperfect.
An action in progress (was/were + -ing)
The imperfect.
Conditions in the past with no reference to duration or result
The imperfect.
Descriptions (physical appearances,age,time, nationality)
The imperfect.
Habitual actions in the past
The imperfect.
Projected future actions/indirect discourse
The imperfect.
An action, event, or condition that is seen as a completed singlue unit within a given past time
Preterite
The beginning and/or end of an action
Preterite
To state that an action/event occurred a specific number of times
Preterite
To sum up an experience or event/ reaction statement
Preterite
Changes in condition
Preterite
One action interrupts or happens (preterite) while another action is going on (imperfect)
Preterite
