Asked by Devon

What is the difference between imperfect and past tense? Is imperfect something you did only once, or multiple times in the past? Thanks for clearing this up.
Answered by Writeacher
Imperfect (Latin: imperfectum): describes actions continuing in the past:
The slave <u>used to carry</u> (or <u>was carrying</u>) the wine jar home.
Servus vinum ad villam portabat.
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