Costar Imperfect Tense
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Verb Meaning(s): to cost
Verb Chart: Costar Imperfect Tense
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A mí |
me costaba It cost me (weekly) |
A nosotros |
nos costaba It cost us (on Thursdays) |
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A ti (Juana, Juan) |
te costaba It cost you (daily) |
A vosotros (informal Spain) |
os costaba It cost all of you (frequently) |
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A él/ella/Ud. (Sra./Dr. García) |
le costaba It cost him/her/you (sometimes) |
A ellos/ellas/Uds. |
les costaba It (never) cost them/all of you |
Costar Imperfect Tense Practice
Costar Imperfect Sentence Examples
I found it hard to get up early for school.
2. ¿Te costaba entender las matemáticas?
Did you find it difficult to understand mathematics?
3. A él le costaba recordar las fechas de historia.
He had trouble remembering historical dates.
4. A ella le costaba mucho hacer amigos nuevos.
She found it very hard to make new friends.
5. ¿Le costaba a usted aprender idiomas?
Did you find it hard to learn languages?
We found it hard to decide which movie to watch.
7. ¿Os costaba a vosotros terminar los deberes a tiempo?
Did you find it hard to finish your homework on time? (used only in Spain)
8. A ellos les costaba mucho mantener su cuarto ordenado.
They had a lot of trouble keeping their room tidy.
9. A ellas les costaba seguir una dieta equilibrada.
They found it hard to follow a balanced diet.
10. ¿Les costaba a ustedes levantarse para el entrenamiento matutino?
Did you find it hard to get up for morning training?
