Which Spanish imperfect form corresponds to 'you used to go; you were going'?

Which Spanish imperfect form corresponds to 'you used to go; you were going'?

• A. yo iba
• B. nosotros íbamos
• C. él iba
• D. tú ibas

Answer: (D)

In Spanish, the imperfect tense is used for past habits and ongoing past actions. For the verb ir (to go), the imperfect forms are iba, ibas, iba, íbamos, ibais, iban. When the subject is “you” informal singular, the form is tú ibas — meaning “you were going” or “you used to go.” So the phrase “you used to go; you were going” aligns with tú ibas. The other forms correspond to different subjects (I, he, we, etc.), so they don’t fit the “you” subject.

In Spanish, the imperfect tense is used for past habits and ongoing past actions. For the verb ir (to go), the imperfect forms are iba, ibas, iba, íbamos, ibais, iban. When the subject is “you” informal singular, the form is tú ibas — meaning “you were going” or “you used to go.” So the phrase “you used to go; you were going” aligns with tú ibas. The other forms correspond to different subjects (I, he, we, etc.), so they don’t fit the “you” subject.