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In the previous lesson, you learned how to form the imparfait. Now it is time to explore when and why to use it. Understanding the imparfait's functions is essential because it is always contrasted with the passé composé.
The imparfait describes actions that happened regularly in the past — things you "used to do":
The imparfait describes what was happening when something else occurred:
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