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Spanish Imperfect Tense: Caminar

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What does 'yo caminaba' mean?

He used to walk

I used to walk (correct)

We used to walk

They used to walk

What does 'él caminaba' mean?

He used to walk (correct)

We used to walk

I used to walk

You used to walk

What does 'ella caminaba' mean?

You (formal) used to walk

They used to walk

I used to walk

She used to walk (correct)

What does 'usted caminaba' mean?

You (formal) used to walk (B) Signup and view all the answers

What does 'nosotros caminábamos' mean?

We used to walk (C) Signup and view all the answers

What does 'ustedes caminaban' mean?

You all used to walk (A) Signup and view all the answers

What does 'ellos caminaban' mean?

They used to walk (D) Signup and view all the answers

What does 'tú caminabas' mean?

You used to walk (A) Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Imperfect Tense of "Caminar"

The imperfect tense in Spanish describes actions that were ongoing or habitual in the past.
"Caminar" translates to "to walk" in English.

Conjugations

yo caminaba: I used to walk
él caminaba: He used to walk
ella caminaba: She used to walk
usted caminaba: You (formal) used to walk
nosotros caminábamos: We used to walk
ustedes caminaban: You all used to walk
ellos caminaban: They used to walk
tú caminabas: You (informal) used to walk

Key Notes

Each conjugation changes based on the subject pronoun.
The endings for the verb "caminar" in the imperfect tense are typically "-aba" for singular and "-abamos" for plural forms.
This tense is used to express repeated actions, descriptions, or background information in the past.

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Test your knowledge of the imperfect tense in Spanish using the verb 'caminar.' This quiz features flashcards that help you memorize the conjugations for different subjects. Perfect for students looking to improve their Spanish skills.