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If I take the verb salir - to leave, and I conjugate it in el imperfecto (the imperfect tense), what would the meaning be
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If I take the verb salir - to leave, and I conjugate it in el imperfecto (the imperfect tense), what would the meaning be

If I take the verb salir - to leave, and I conjugate it in el imperfecto (the imperfect-example-1
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Imperfect in Spanish would be:
Tu- salías
Ella/el/usted - salía
Nosotros/nosotras- salíamos
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When conjugating the verb salir to imperfect tense, the word would then mean: to leave, go out

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