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Imperfect (
Pretérito imperfecto or copretérito)
amaba amabas amaba amábamos
amabais amaban Preterite (
Pretérito perfecto simple or
Pretérito) amé amaste...
- most correct) or
perduto (regular)). In Portuguese, the
preterite is the
pretérito perfeito. The
Portuguese preterite has the same form as the
Spanish preterite...
- or "I am doing".
Preterite (
pretérito, or
pretérito perfeito): "I did" or "I have done".
Imperfect (imperfeito, or
pretérito imperfeito): "I did", "I used...
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Spanish verbs form one of the more
complex areas of
Spanish grammar.
Spanish is a
relatively synthetic language with a
moderate to high
degree of inflection...
- sake of clarification. In Portuguese, the
imperfect indicative,
called "
pretérito imperfeito", is
quite similar to Spanish:
There are four
irregular verbs:...
- past tense,
which include but are not
limited to:
Preterite tense (
préterito,
pretérito) e.g. Yo comí and Eu comi (I ate or I have eaten) Past imperfective...
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visit her tomorrow) The
present perfect (Spanish:
Pretérito perfecto compuesto), just like
pretérito anterior, is
rarely used: the
simple past replaces...
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pluperfect proper (pluscuamperfecto, or antecopretérito) and the so
called pretérito anterior (or antepretérito).
While the
former uses the
imperfect of the...
-
indicative mood,
rather than as a
separate mood; they call it ****uro do
pretérito ("****ure of the past"),
especially in Brazil. ****ure
subjunctive Portuguese...
- preterite, also
called the "simple past" and, in Spanish,
pretérito indefinido or
pretérito perfecto simple, is
considered a "simple"
tense because it...
