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Poner Imperfect Tense
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Verb Meaning(s): to put, to place, to set
Verb Chart: Poner Imperfect Tense
Yo |
ponía I put (weekly) |
Nosotros |
poníamos we put (on Thursdays) |
Tú (Juana, Juan) |
ponías you put (daily) |
Vosotros (informal Spain) |
poníais you all put (frequently) |
Él/Ella/Ud. (Sra./Dr. García) |
ponía he/she/you put (sometimes) |
Ellos/Ellas/Uds. |
ponían they/you (all almost never) put |
Poner Imperfect Tense Practice
Poner Imperfect Sentence Examples
Did you set the table before dinner?
2.Nosotros poníamos música para animar las fiestas.
We used to put on music to liven up the parties.
3.Él ponía atención en cada detalle.
He paid attention to every detail.
4.¿Ellas ponían adornos en el árbol de Navidad?
Were they putting decorations on the Christmas tree?
5.Yo ponía mis ideas en un cuaderno.
I used to put my ideas in a notebook.
When did you set the alarm to get up early?
7.En aquellos años, ponía mi energía en aprender un instrumento.
Back then, I put my energy into learning an instrument.
8.Vosotros poníais flores frescas en la sala.
You all used to put fresh flowers in the living room.
9.Ellos ponían carteles en la escuela.
They put up posters at school.
10.Ustedes ponían mucha dedicación en sus proyectos.
You were putting a lot of dedication into your projects.