Spanish Past Tense: Preterit vs Imperfect (Stop Getting Confused)

Spanish Preterite and Imperfect are a little bit confusing sometimes. Bueno, pues deja de sentirte confundido. Aquí te explico cuál es la principal diferencia entre ellos y cuándo usarlos.
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I love that you speak slowly, it makes it a lot easier to follow.

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Hi Elijah! I am happy to hear that you liked the video. Please let us know what other topics you would like us to do a video on.

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Creo que finalmente entiendo!!!!!! Muchas Gracias.

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Very clear and simple explanations with concise examples. Talking slowly,in my opinion, helps the learning process because it automatically prevents the listener getting flustered while trying to take in something new, which can be stressful. So thanks.

[@mikeyt5933]

It has taken me so long to get that... and you cleared it up in 11 minutes and 1 second. Muchisimo gracias!

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Glad it helped! Sometimes some things just click. Remember to keep practicing :) Thank you Mikey!

[@lukebugge8435]

Same! I’m in minute 6 and I finally get Imperfect and Pretérito!

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I love that you speak slowly. Thank you so much for doing that. I heard people speaking English real fast other day, which I understood, and I realized it's in every language.

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I am glad it helps you understand better. That's the whole idea. Thanks for watching!

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Hola amigos, espero que este video les sirva mucho. ¿Tienen preguntas o dudas? Solo dejen sus comentarios para poder ayudarles. Un abrazo.

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Hola. Cuando puedo usar dos tiempos cómo: Yo he estado escribiendo el libro Espero que un perro hayan estado comiendo Pero yo puedo usar present perfect progressive and present perfect subjective progressive ?

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Gracias por tu lindo comentario Viola, espero que sigas aprendiendo conmigo.

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Wow, thank you! I hope you keep on learning with us :)

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Cuando estaba en EEUU no jugaba futbol. Ayer, jugue futbol con mis amigos de Colombia. :)

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El pretérito de jugar debe ser jugué, cuando el sujeto es .

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¡Excelente lección! 👏 Hablas con tal cariño y paciencia que podemos seguirte fácilmente y eres capaz de explicar algo tan confuso de una manera muy simple. Además, incluso pude refrescar algo mi inglés con las comparaciones que haces. No recordaba lo del «would». ¡Enhorabuena por el buen trabajo! 💪

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mucho gracias! this is totally what I needed, and I love the way how you use simple spanish to explain the examples. please keep up with the good work

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Thank you! It makes me happy to know this video was useful to you. Keep on watching!

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Thanks and welcome to our community Vivek!

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Great explanation. You speak so clearly that I can understand most of what you are saying and that makes me feel like I am getting somewhere! Muchas gracias!

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Hello Marina, thank you so much, that makes me happy. Keep on watching and learning with us!

[@cbsteffen]

When studying “preterite vs. imperfect” in Spanish, one must note that because these are two (2) different past tenses, they affect the meaning of a few verbs. In the preterite tense, “saber (to know as in know truth)” means “to have found out,” “conocer (to know as in be familiar with)” means “to have met,” and “querer (to want or to love)” when preceded by a negative means “to have refused to do something.” (Therefore, when “querer” is preceded by negative while in the imperfect tense, it means someone did not want to do something but did it anyway.)

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Thank you Carly. Please let us know if you´d like us to explain something in a video. We welcome suggestions!

[@cbsteffen]

Spanishland School Sure. I can talk about why “ir,” “ser,” and “ver” are irregular in the imperfect tense.

[@MrJohnaiton]

Thanks for that, would be great to have a list of such verbs. I imagine feeling verbs may be like that, e.g. sentir

[@taniahgreat9403]

this was the best explanation that i've ever heard on Spanish Past Tense. Great Job.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hello Taniah. I am happy to hear that, as Spanish Past Tense tends to cause trouble among Spanish learners. Thank you for your comment!

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On every level, this is outstanding. Thank you so much for your hard work.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

You're very welcome! Thank you for the feedback. Hope you keep on watching and learning with us.

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Thank you for the simplified yet detailed explanations. I am a language tutor myself and I admire your tutoring videos.

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You're very welcome!

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Muchas Gracias. Estoy estudiando español. While I am no where near where I would call myself fluent, I was able to follow and comprehend your lesson. This has me rather excited (possibly geek level excited.). Four months ago, I would have not understood a word. I have reached a point where I’m incorporating past and future tenses, and feel this video was a huge help.

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Richard, it makes me very happy to hear that. Keep up the good work!

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Eres una excelente maestra chica. Gracias.

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Thank you Andrea for explaining the differences. The white board made it much easier for a learner like me.

[@andre8982]

Que talentosa maestra! Explicaciones son claros! Una buena idea a tener un video que explica usar Imperfecto y Preterito Perfecto juntos! Por favor continua! Gracias!

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+Andrey muchas gracias! Dime si todavia tienes alguna duda :)

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Fabulous teaching style!👌🎇🎇 Very clear and understandable. Thank you!

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Thank you, Jacob! Glad you find it useful.

[@lindabotelho1087]

Thanks a million Professor Andrea for the excellent guidance, through sentences , to explain the difference between The Simple Past Tense and the Imperfect Tense. Congratulations, Professor Andrea. God bless you in abundance.Thanks a million. 👌🏽👌🏽👏👏

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You're very welcome Linda! Glad to be of help :)

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I like how you explain both in spanish and english. This was well explained, muchas gracias :-)

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Thank you for your comment, I really appreciate it. I am glad to hear you found it helpful. Let us know if you have any ideas for other videos. Keep on watching!

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You explained it so simple and clear . Thank you so much!

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You are very welcome Oxana :)

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Muchas gracias~~maestra. Tu explicacion es la mejor sobre preterite y imperfect

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Qué comentario tan dulce! Gracias Hwang, espero que te esté ayudando mucho!

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¡¡Eres profesora buenisima!! Esta fue una lección muy simple y muy util a entender. Me has ayudado mucho con este tema específico. Muchisimas gracias!! 😄👍

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Wow I followed this so good and it really cleared it up for me!!! Te amo! Gracías

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Thank you Donia. Glad I could help!

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[@tonis-g6129]

Thank you very much for publishing these videos which I just discovered a couple days ago. I've been confused by the use of the imperfect and preterit tenses. I think there are more instances for using the imperfect, though. Some include descriptions in the past, especially the weather, "Ayer estaba muy caliente", but " Ayer fue muy ventoso" and when setting the stage for a specific action in the past such as "Manejaba en la calle 27 cuando vi el humo del fuego". I thought I understood the differences, but I did a short assignment and received a lot of corrections. I'll be subscribing because this seems like a good resource.

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Thank you Toni, and welcome! :)

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It looks like you've hit a nail on the head. There does seem to be a"story description" versus "piece of factual information" contrast. I imagine business Spanish rarely sees the imperfect, while Russian women would use it everywhere.

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Definitely starting to understand the difference. Thank you !!

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Happy to help Jamie! Reading and practicing this will definitely help you too. I'm glad the video was useful :)

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En primer lugar me encanta sus lecciones.En sudamérica la gente usa el pretérito indefinido y no da importancia al pretérito perfeco, pero en España se lo usa y se dice ¨ he llegado de viaje hace 3 horas ¨.

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Gracias! Eso fue muy util.

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Con mucho gusto.

[@sandyyaseen8483]

muchas gracias de antemano, tengo una pregunta, en el tercer ejemplo del imperfecto usamos (no trabajé) en lugar de (no trabajaba)

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Muchas gracias, muy buen video

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Gracias, muy claro lección.

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[@paulfaulkner6299]

The way to think about the past is pebbles in a goldfish bowl. The goldfish bowl is just an unspecified amount of time, the pebble is a specific incident happening in that time. You *CAN* have a goldfish bowl in a goldfish bowl but you CANNOT have a pebble within a pebble _the pebbles may follow each other or be side-by-side at the same time but CANNOT happen one "within" the other._ Consider this statement in English: I watched the telly last night. While I watched, the phone rang. I got up to answer but as I did and the phone was ringing, someone knocked on the door; that was when the power cut happened. Analysis _I watched the telly last night_ could translate either way (preterite or imperfect) but _While I watched, the phone rang._ is an imperfect goldfish bowl of time (watching the telly) with the pebble (ie the event) of the phone ringing. _I got up to answer but as I did and the phone was ringing_ is now another imperfect bowl of time in its own right and then _someone knocked on the door_ is another preterite "pebble" event being dropped in, followed by another pebble (or event) dropping in _the power cut._ Vi la tele anoche, cuando veía, el teléfono sonó. Me levantaba para contestalo pero como lo hice y el teléfono sonaba, alguiem llamó a la puertaentonces a este momento, el corto de energía pasó.

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Good analogy! Thanks for sharing ,Paul!

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¡Excelente! Gracias.

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De nada, gracias a ti por tu apoyo.

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Hello Andrea I am learning from you thanks a lots

[@karinafleischer9331]

Hola Andrea. Tus explicaciones estan muy bien. He empienzada español desde hace un año en la universidad popular. Pero no tengo cursos ahora. Bueno. A mí me gusta bien escucharlo explicar temas diferentes en español. Para mi la diferencia entre los dos modos preterito ésta claro. Gracias para eso. Tengo otra pregunta Andrea: En inglés tenemos el past progressive paralelamente el simple past. Se puede comparar el progressive con el imperfecto? Muchos Saludos

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So useful, me estoy dando cuenta mucho a causa de tus lecciónes

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¡Me encanta escuchar eso Nathanael!

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Just I understood OMG finally

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Thanks for helping clear that up

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You're welcome! It can be a tricky subject. Keep practicing and it will come to you naturally. Thank you for the comment!

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El mejor video que he encontrado sobre el pretérito y imperfecto

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Esta muy claro, gracias!!!!

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Gracias eso es muy claro para mi porque estoy confudido a veces..Saludos desde filipinas. Llevo aprendiendo español por tres meses. 🤗

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Qué chévere que lleves tres meses aprendiendo, gracias por aprender con nuestros vídeos.

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Con mucho gusto!

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¡Es con mucho gusto!

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Claro que sí, se te lo propones y trabajas en eso lo vas a lograr.

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excellent lesson. gracias

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Of course! Glad you liked it.

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This was the best explanation of the difference between preterite and imperfect that I have heard yet. Excelente. Me encantan tus videos.

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Thank you! This has always given me problems (like so many other things when it comes to Spanish - haha)

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Great! Glad it was helpful :)

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¡Ay muchas gracias! Tengo un examen el viernes y esto fue muy útil.

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Espero que te haya ido bien en el examen.

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Gracias, Andrea, now I'm going to look to see whether you have a similar explanation for ser and estar! Jaja!

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Hi Kay! haha yes! Go ahead, keep on watching and learning with us :)

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Muy buena lección.

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Gracias por elcurso estubo bien expliicado.

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Hola, me alegra. Con mucho gusto.

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Now I know the difference. Muchas gracias por este video.

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Hi Aron, that's great. It is a though subject so keep practicing!

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Siempre gracias

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Me gusta mucho tus videos

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Now I understand the diff erence. .thank you..

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You're welcome Susan, glad it was helpful!

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Muchisimas gracias Muy muuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuy útil

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Con mucho gusto, gracias a ti por vernos.

[@jayarkeita]

Hi Andrea. Just want to ask if we can use estoy acustombrado as a substitute using imperfect tense of the verb when you're describing things in the past? a

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi Jay! Do you mean, if we can use "estaba acostumbrado" when describing things in the past? Like for example, "Estaba acostumbrado a caminar a la escuela todos los días"? That would be correct but I am not sure if that's what you're asking. Can you give me an example? Thank you!

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THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

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