Conjugate correr in the imperfect for the subject vosotros.

Conjugate correr in the imperfect for the subject vosotros.

• A. Corren
• B. Corríais
• C. Corría
• D. Corristeis

Answer: (B)

In the imperfect tense, -er verbs like correr keep the stem and take the vosotros ending -íais. So the form is corríais, built from the stem corr- plus -íais, with the accent on the i to show the past, habitual sense for “you all.” This matches how you describe ongoing or repeated past actions involving vosotros, such as “When we were kids, you all used to run in the park every afternoon.” Other forms don’t fit the imperfect for this subject: corren is present tense; corría is the imperfect for él/ella/Ud; and corristeis is the preterite for vosotros.

In the imperfect tense, -er verbs like correr keep the stem and take the vosotros ending -íais. So the form is corríais, built from the stem corr- plus -íais, with the accent on the i to show the past, habitual sense for “you all.” This matches how you describe ongoing or repeated past actions involving vosotros, such as “When we were kids, you all used to run in the park every afternoon.”

Other forms don’t fit the imperfect for this subject: corren is present tense; corría is the imperfect for él/ella/Ud; and corristeis is the preterite for vosotros.