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Simple Past y Past Progressive

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Desafía tu comprensión del pasado simple y progresivo.

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Simple Past y Past Progressive
 

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Desafía tu comprensión del pasado simple y progresivo.

by Jorge Raul Hernandez Cervantes
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Yesterday I walked to the park. from French

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The perfect tense is used for specific actions in the past.

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She called while I was cooking.

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While studying, I listened to music.

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The past progressive is formed with 'fui' + gerund.

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I traveled to Madrid in 2010.

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In Spanish, the past and future are conjugated in the same way.

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The simple past describes actions in progress while another action is taking place.

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The team won the game while it was raining.

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To describe an action repeated in the past, the preterite perfect is used.

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