What is the imperfect form of ir for the subject él/ella/usted?

What is the imperfect form of ir for the subject él/ella/usted?

• A. Iba
• B. Ibáis
• C. Iban
• D. Íbamos

Answer: (A)

In the imperfect tense, ir is irregular. For the third-person singular subject (él/ella/usted), the form is iba. That set of forms is iba, ibas, iba, íbamos, ibais, iban, with iba being the one that matches él/ella/usted. So the sentence would sound like “Él iba al parque” meaning “He used to go to the park.” The other forms correspond to different subjects: ibas for tú, íbamos for nosotros, ibais for vosotros, and iban for ellos/ustedes.

In the imperfect tense, ir is irregular. For the third-person singular subject (él/ella/usted), the form is iba. That set of forms is iba, ibas, iba, íbamos, ibais, iban, with iba being the one that matches él/ella/usted. So the sentence would sound like “Él iba al parque” meaning “He used to go to the park.” The other forms correspond to different subjects: ibas for tú, íbamos for nosotros, ibais for vosotros, and iban for ellos/ustedes.