20 Examples of Verbs in Copretérito

Copreterite

The copreterite, also called the past imperfect, is a verb tense that is used to refer to situations that occurred in the past but did not occur at a specific time, but had a duration prolonged. For example: We arrived always early.

The copreterite admits the possibility of being conjugated both in the indicative mood as in the subjunctive, depending on whether they are specific expressions about the real world or conjectures about things that could eventually happen, respectively.

Characteristics of the copreterite

Depending on the context, copreterite verbs offer different nuances. They can be used in the following cases:

Examples of verbs in copreterite

1. Screamed desperately.
2. They worked Monday through Thursday at that time.
3. Lacked of the most elementary.
4. They used to notify us when class was suspended.
5. We understood that that could not happen.
6. By then, we were going to school until Saturdays.
7. Children ran between the tables.
8. The highest they sat in the last rows.
9. The smallest yet used diapers.
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10. I've told them that will count the money before withdrawing from the bank.
11. We felt not we were to achieve.
12. I knew that sooner or later he would call her.
13. Were writing letters that never they arrived to destination.
14. Cried of anger.
15. John alone repeated his name.
16. Every summer the weed invaded our garden.
17. We discussed for any nonsense.
18. If you you shut up a little, you would understand.
19. Walked tumbling from here to there.
20. We used to finish on time with the other teacher.