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Past routines and past events: imperfect tense

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Past experiences of work: -ar verbs imperfect tense 1st person singular

I can describe what was happening and what happened at work using the preterite and imperfect.

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Past experiences of work: -ar verbs imperfect tense 2nd and 3rd person singular

I can use imperfect tense verbs to talk about what I and others used to do in the past.

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Past celebrations: -er and -ir verbs imperfect tense

I can use the preterite and imperfect tenses to talk about celebrations in the past.

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Past routines: -er and -ir verbs imperfect tense

I can use modal and imperfect tense verbs to describe my own and other people's past routines.

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The past of a Spanish-speaking city: 'era', 'eras'

I can use the verb ‘ser’ in both the present and imperfect tenses to understand a text about a Spanish-speaking city.

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Extended reading (Don Quijote): 'había' and 'tenía'

I can use imperfect tense verbs to understand and discuss an important work of Spanish literature, such as Don Quijote.

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Extended reading (Don Quijote): imperfect continuous

I can use the imperfect continuous to talk about what I and other people were doing in the past.

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