About: Imperfect Tense (Latin)

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The imperfect tense in Latin is usually translated as 'I was eating', however it can also be translated as 'I used to eat', 'I kept eating' and many others - it is used for ongoing actions in the past. Remember not to confuse this with the perfect tense. The stem is the same as in the present tense - by removing '-re' from the infinitive. The endings are as follows: * stem+bam (I) * stem+bas (you s) * stem+bat (he/she/it) * stem+bamus (we) * stem+batis (you pl.) * stem+bant (they)

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rdfs:label	Imperfect Tense (Latin)
rdfs:comment	The imperfect tense in Latin is usually translated as 'I was eating', however it can also be translated as 'I used to eat', 'I kept eating' and many others - it is used for ongoing actions in the past. Remember not to confuse this with the perfect tense. The stem is the same as in the present tense - by removing '-re' from the infinitive. The endings are as follows: * stem+bam (I) * stem+bas (you s) * stem+bat (he/she/it) * stem+bamus (we) * stem+batis (you pl.) * stem+bant (they)
dcterms:subject	Latin Grammar Latin
abstract	The imperfect tense in Latin is usually translated as 'I was eating', however it can also be translated as 'I used to eat', 'I kept eating' and many others - it is used for ongoing actions in the past. Remember not to confuse this with the perfect tense. The stem is the same as in the present tense - by removing '-re' from the infinitive. The endings are as follows: * stem+bam (I) * stem+bas (you s) * stem+bat (he/she/it) * stem+bamus (we) * stem+batis (you pl.) * stem+bant (they)

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