Pegar Imperfect Tense

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Verb Meaning(s): to stick, to hit

Verb Chart: Pegar Imperfect Tense

pegaba

I hit (weekly)
I used to hit
I was hitting

Nosotros

pegábamos

we hit (on Thursdays)
we used to hit
we were hitting

Tú

(Juana, Juan)

pegabas

you hit (daily)
you used to hit
you were hitting

Vosotros

(informal Spain)

pegabais

you all hit (frequently)
you all used to hit
you all were hitting

Él/Ella/Ud.

(Sra./Dr. García)

pegaba

he/she/you hit (sometimes)
he/she/you used to hit
he/she/you were hitting

Ellos/Ellas/Uds.

pegaban

they/you (all almost never) hit
they/you all used to hit
they/you all were hitting

Pegar Imperfect Tense Practice

Multiple Choice Game

Conjugation Practice

Imperfect Tense

Pegar Imperfect Sentence Examples

1.¿Tú pegabas calcomanías en tus cuadernos?
Did you stick stickers on your notebooks?
2.Nosotros pegábamos fotos en el álbum familiar.
We used to glue photos in the family album.
3.Él pegaba carteles en su habitación.
He stuck posters in his room.
4.¿Ellas pegaban dibujos en la pared del aula?
Were they sticking drawings on the classroom wall?
5.Yo pegaba etiquetas en los frascos de la cocina.
I used to stick labels on kitchen jars.

6.¿Cuándo pegabas tú sellos en las cartas?
When did you stick stamps on the letters?
7.En aquel tiempo, pegaba pósteres de bandas de música en mi puerta.
Back then, I was sticking music band posters on my door.
8.Vosotros pegabais notas adhesivas en los libros.
You all used to stick sticky notes in books.
9.Ellos pegaban anuncios en el tablón de anuncios.
They stuck announcements on the bulletin board.
10.Ustedes pegaban flores secas en sus diarios.
You were sticking dried flowers in your diaries.