Imperfect Indicative

Description: The imperfect indicative is the tense that refers to a repeating point in the past. It often describes an event that took place over time in the past like walking.

Forms:

These are the forms for all imperfect indicative verbs.

Examples: Latin and English

1. Viri currebant taberna. 1. The men ran to the shop.

2. Fur latrabat canem. 2. The thief was being barked at by the dog.