In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb, formated in the imperfect tense.
The sentence reads:
“Marisol and her friends _____ (go) to the gym to train every day.”

In this exercise, we will go through the forms of the only three regular verbs in the imperfect, which are *ser* (to be), *ir* (go) and *ver* (see).

Since the subject of the sentence is *Marisos y sus amigas* (Marisol and her friends), we will use the third-person plural imperfect form of *ir* (go), which is “iban”.

iban

In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb, formated in the imperfect tense.
The sentence reads:
“I ____ (see) Marisol and her friends at the gym often.”

In this exercise, we will go through the forms of the only three regular verbs in the imperfect, which are *ser* (to be), *ir* (go) and *ver* (see).

Since the subject of the sentence is *yo* (I), we will use the first-person singular imperfect form of *ver* (see), which is “veía”.

veía

In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb, formated in the imperfect tense.
The sentence reads:
“We ____ (be) very dedicated and our goal _____ (be) participate in an important city race.”

In this exercise, we will go through the forms of the only three regular verbs in the imperfect, which are *ser* (to be), *ir* (go) and *ver* (see).

Since the subject of the first blank is *nosotros* (we), we will use the first-person plural imperfect form of *ser* (be), which is “éramos”.
The subject of the second blank is *la meta* (the goal). Therefore, we will use the third-person singular imperfect form of *ser* (be), which is “era”.

éramos; era

In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb, formated in the imperfect tense.
The sentence reads:
*”My parents always___ (watch) sports games on TV.”*

In this exercise, we will go through the forms of the only three regular verbs in the imperfect, which are *ser* (to be), *ir* (go) and *ver* (see).

Since the subject of the first blank is *mis padres* (my parents), we will use the third-person plural imperfect form of *ver* (see), which is “veían”.

veían