Past celebrations: -er and -ir verbs imperfect tense
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I can use the preterite and imperfect tenses to talk about celebrations in the past.
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Revisiting vocabulary often helps to move the words from your short-term to your long-term memory.
For something completed in the past, we use the preterite tense, e.g. 'serví '- 'I served', 'serviste' - 'you served'.
To talk about something that used to happen repeatedly in the past, we use the imperfect tense.
To mean 'I' remove the endings and add -ía. For 'you' add -ías and for 'she, he, it' add -ía.
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