Estou no pretérito perfeito?
Estou no pretérito perfeito?
Verbo irregular da 1ª conjugação....Verbo estar.
| Presente do indicativo | estou, estás, está, estamos, estais, estão |
|---|---|
| Pretérito perfeito do ind. | estive, estiveste, esteve, estivemos, estivestes, estiveram |
| Pretérito mais-que-perfeito do ind. | estivera, estiveras, estivera, estivéramos, estivéreis, estiveram |
How to conjugate SER in El Preterito Imperfecto?
- Conjugate ser in El Pretérito Imperfecto (imperfect tense) Using El Pretérito Imperfecto to express habits or repeated actions in the past (imperfect tense) Conjugate regular verbs in El Futuro Perfecto (future perfect)
When to use the imperfeito imperfect past tense?
- For simplicity, we’ll refer to it as the Imperfeito Imperfect. This tense is used to describe something that took place in the past that was ongoing or did not have a clear endpoint. It imparts this idea of continuity that the other pretéritos past tenses don’t have, which makes it ideal to narrate past events, as well as to describe past habits.
What is the meaning of Preterito Imperfecto in Portuguese?
- Pretérito - Imperfecto. It is essentially a narrative tense, presenting facts viewed as completed and undivided whole, regardless of duration. The imperfect tense corresponds to the English past progressive. Consequently, the imperfect indicates that an act or state is viewed as being in progress.
What's the difference between preterit and imperfect in Spanish?
- Spanish posseses two, the preterit (pretérito) and the imperfect (imperfecto). Of these, the preterit is the one that more closely corresponds to the English simple past. It is essentially a narrative tense, presenting facts viewed as completed and undivided whole, regardless of duration.
