The imperfect form of the verb is **hablaba** for the first-person singular.

Yo habl**aba**.
*(I was talking)*

The imperfect form of the verb is **hablábamos** for the first-person plural.

Nosotros habl**ábamos**.
*(We were talking)*

The imperfect form of the verb is **hablabas** for the second-person singular.

Tú habl**abas**.
*(You were talking)*

The imperfect form of the verb is **hablaban** for the second-person plural.

Ustedes habl**aban**.
*(You were talking)

The imperfect form of the verb is **hablaba** for the third-person singular.

Él habl**aba**.
*(He talked)*

The imperfect form of the verb is **hablaban** for the third-person plural.

Ellos habl**aban**.
*(They talked)*

The correct imperfect form of the verb *bailar* *(to dance)* is **bailaba** since the subject of the sentence is He, third-person singular.

Él siempre **bailaba** durante la fiesta.
*(He always danced during the party)*.

The correct imperfect form of the verb *cantar* *(to sing)* is **cantaban** since the subject of the sentence is They, third-person plural.

Y sus hermanos **cantaban**.
*(And his brothers sang.)*

The correct imperfect form of the verb *llevar* *(wear)* is **llevabas** since the subject of the sentence is You, second-person singular.

Tú **llevabas** un disfraz a la fiesta, ¿no?.
*(You wear a costume to the party, right?)*

The correct imperfect form of the verb *mirar* *(to look)* is **miraba** since the subject of the sentence is It, third-person singular.

Mucha gente te **miraba**.
*(Many people looked at you).*

The correct imperfect form of the verb **pasar** *(to have)* is **pasábamos** since the subject of the sentence is We, first-person plural.

Nosotros siempre lo **pasábamos** bien durante las fiestas.
*(We always had a great time during the parties)*.

The correct imperfect form of the verb *preparar* (to prepare) is **preparaba** since the subject of the sentence is She, first-person singular.

Mi madre siempre **preparaba** una comida deliciosa.
*(My mother always prepared delicious food)*

Sí, me gustaba jugar baloncesto en el colegio.
*(Yes, I liked to play basketball at school).*

Sí, con mis amigos.
*(Yes, with my friends).*

Jugaba voleibol.
*(He played volleyball)*.

Sí, hacían muchos trucos mientras driblaban.
*(Yes, they did a lot of tricks while dribbling).*

Sí, tiraban el balón.
*(Yes, they threw the ball)*.

Los del otro equipo encestaban mucho.
*(Those of the other team were scoring a lot)*.

Sí, marcaba dos puntos.
*(Yes, it scored two points)*.

Sí, ganábamos muchos partidos.
*(Yes, we won a lot of games)*.

The imperfect form of the verb *estudiar* is **estudiaba** for the first-person singular, so the sentence is:

**Yo estudiaba mucho**.
*(I studied a lot)*

The imperfect form of the verb *preparar* is **preparábamos** for the first-person singular, so the sentence is:

**Mi hermano y yo preparábamos nuestras tareas juntos**.
*(My brother and I prepared our homework together)*

The imperfect form of the verb *levantarse* (get up) is **levantaba** *(got up)* for the third-person singular, so the sentence is:

**Yo me levantaba a las seis y él se levantaba a las seis y media.**
*(I got up at six and he got up at six thirty).*

The imperfect form of the verb *caminar* *(to walk)* is **caminábamos** for the first-person plural, so the sentence is:

**Caminábamos a la escuela.**
*(We walked to school).*

The imperfect form of the verb *escuchar* is **escuchaba** for the first-person singular, and the imperfect form of the verb *contestar* is **contestaba** for the third-person singular. The final sentence is:

**En clase, escuchaba a mi maestra y ella contestaba mis preguntas.**
*(In class, I would listen to my teacher and she would answer my questions)*.

The imperfect form of the verb *levantarse* *(to get up)* is **me levantaba** for the first-person singular.

Cuando yo era niño **me levantaba** a las seis y media para ir a la escuela.
*(When I was a kid I got up at half past six to go to school)*.

The imperfect form of the verb *gustar* (like) is **me gustaba** for the first-person singular.

No **me gustaba** ir a la escuela tan temprano.
*(I didn’t like going to school so early)*.

The imperfect form of the verb *tomar* (take) is **tomábamos** for the first-person singular.

Mis hermanos y yo **tomábamos** el bus escolar a las siete y media.
*(My brothers and I would take the school bus at half past seven.)*

The imperfect form of the verb *llegar* (come) is **llegaban** for the third-person plural. And the imperfect form of the verb *caminar* (walk) is **caminaba** for the third-person plural.

Algunos estudiantes **llegaban** a la escuela en carro, otros **caminando**.
*(Some Students came to school by car, others walking)*

The imperfect form of the verb *entrar* (enter) is **entrábamos** for the first-person plural.

Nosotros **entrábamos** en la escuela a las ocho y cuarto.
*(We entered the school at a quarter past eight)*

The imperfect form of the verb *llevar* (in this context means to wear) is **llevaban** for the third-person plural.

Todos los estudiantes **llevaban** uniforme.
*(All students wore a uniform*)

The imperfect form of the verb *llamarse* (named) is **se llamaba** for the third-person singular. And the imperfect form of the verb *enseñar* (teach) is **enseñaba**.

Mi maestra de primer grado **se llamaba** Sra. Díaz y **enseñaba** muy bien.
*(My first grade teacher was named Mrs. Díaz and she taught very well.)*

The imperfect form of the verb *hablar* (speak) is **hablaba** for the third-person singular. And for the verb *prestar* (lend, in this context means to pay attention) is **prestaba** for the first-person singular.

Cuando la Sra Díaz **hablaba**, yo siempre **prestaba** atención.
*(When Mrs. Díaz spoke, I always paid attention)*

The imperfect form of the verb *estudiar* (study) is **estudiaba** for the third-person singular. And for the verb *tomar* (take) is **tomaba** for the third-person singular.

Mi amiga Carmen siempre **estudiaba** mucho y **tomaba** apuntes.
*( My friend Carmen always studied hard and took notes.)*

The imperfect form of the verb *tomar* (take) is **tomábamos** for the first-person plural. And for the verb *sacar* (get) is **sacaba** for the first-person plural.

Cuando nosotros **tomábamos** un examen, Carmen siempre **sacaba** una nota buena.
*(When we took an exam, Carmen always got a good grade.)*

The imperfect form of the verb *terminar* (end) is **terminaban** for the third-person plural.

Las clases **terminaban** a las tres y media.
*Classes ended at three-thirty*

The imperfect form of the verb *jugar* (play) is **jugabamos** for the first-person plural.

Por la tarde mis amigos y yo **jugábamos** en el parque.
*(In the afternoon my friends and I would play in the park)*

The imperfect form of the verb *pasar* (end) is **pasabas** for the second-person singular.

¿Dónde **pasabas** tú la tarde después de las clases?
*(Where did you spend the afternoon after class?)*

The imperfect form of the verb *gustar* (like) is **gustaban** for the second-person singular.

¿Qué te **gustaba** hacer con tus amigos?
*(What did you like to do with your friends?)*