Spanish Imperfect Indicative: Llevar Flashcards

What is the Spanish term for 'I used to wear/take/carry away'?

What is the Spanish term for 'You used to wear/take/carry away'?

What is the Spanish term for 'He/She used to wear/take/carry away'?

What is the Spanish term for 'We used to wear/take/carry away'?

What is the Spanish term for 'You all used to wear/take/carry away'?

What is the Spanish term for 'They used to wear/take/carry away'?

Llevar (Imperfect Indicative) Overview

"Llevar" translates to "to wear," "to take," or "to carry away" in English.
It is used to indicate habitual actions or states in the past.

Conjugation in Imperfect Indicative

Yo (I): "llevaba" - Indicates the speaker used to wear/take/carry away.
Tú (You): "llevabas" - Refers to the second person singular, used for informal scenarios.
Él/Ella (He/She): "llevaba" - Used for the third person singular; same form as "yo."
Nosotros (We): "llevábamos" - Indicates a group including the speaker used to wear/take/carry away.
Vosotros (You all): "llevabais" - Refers to the second person plural in informal contexts, mainly used in Spain.
Ellos/Ellas (They): "llevaban" - Used for third person plural; indicates a group of people used to wear/take/carry away.

Key Points

The imperfect indicative tense captures ongoing or repeated actions in the past.
Each conjugation maintains consistent meaning with variations depending on the subject pronoun.
Familiarize with the forms to enhance language comprehension in context.

Test your knowledge of the imperfect indicative of the verb 'llevar' in Spanish. This set of flashcards will help you learn and memorize the different conjugations used for various subjects. Perfect for language learners looking to improve their Spanish grammar skills.