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What's the difference between the Imperfecto and Indefinitivo tenses?

Both Imperfecto and Indefinitivo are past tenses. Imperfecto is a tense used to describe states, emotions, circumstances, settings - it implies that the action has not been finite in the past. For example: I...
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Answered by Karolina J. • Spanish tutor
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I wanted to practice talking about my holidays, what would some useful phrases be?

He visitado Francia hace 3 años - I visited France 3 years ago Fui con mi familia – I went with my family Me gustó la comida - I liked the food No he visitado España pero me gustaría ir porque ...... - I've ...
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Answered by Kai A. • Spanish tutor
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When talking or writing in the past tense, when should the preterite and when should the imperfect be used?

In Spanish, there are two past tenses; the preterite and the imperfect. The preterite tense is used to describe a definitive, one-time action that has taken place and ended. For example, 'yesterday we ate ap...
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Las energías renovables, ¿son el futuro?

Por un lado, necesitamos reducir las emisiones de CO 2 para salvar el planeta y no usar todos sus recursos naturales. Las energías renovables, como la energía solar, pueden ayudarnos hacer esto porque son ca...
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How do you conjugate an -AR ending verb in the preterite tense?

Regular -AR verbs are conjugated by finding the stem (removing the AR ending) and adding on the appropriate endings for each person, listed here: Yo - É, Tu - ASTE, El - Ó, Nosotros - AMOS, Vosotros - ASTEIS...
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Answered by Olivia H. • Spanish tutor
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