Learn Spanish Tenses: Use IMPERFECTO to talk about your past

In this video I will teach you how to build sentences in Spanish using imperfecto. This Spanish formula is very useful when you want to express what you used to do, what your habits were, your routine. When you are talking about the past, a past that lasted, about actions that were repeated on a regular basis, an action whose number of times you performed is uncertain, you will very likely need Spanish imperfecto. So what you will learn is let's say the equivalent of "When I was a student, I used to live by myself" or "When we were young, we used to go to rock concerts." Think about how many times in a day you use such a structure in your own language and how handy it would be for you to learn it in Spanish. Watch this lesson and learn one of the most common uses of imperfecto, learn some of the differences between imperfecto and indefinido, and say your sentences correctly. Lastly, in this lesson you will learn to use the verb soler -- used to, in formal and informal contexts. Watch this video and keep learning Spanish, don't stop.

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