I want to say 'They continued to run around in the field" but I'm not sure which past tense to use. Is continuing something an event ( a decision to keep doing something), or timeline? I want to say a timeline, and the correct translation would be
Ellos continuaban a correr alrededor el campo
Would the pretérito ever be used with a verb like continue?
Thanks
past tense y continuar
Stephanie-D
November 7, 2010
Want to post a comment? Just sign up for a free Rocket Languages trial
Select one of the languages below and sign up in 60 seconds. Join our user forum and experience Rocket Languages for yourself!
Most Popular Articles
Top 10 Spanish hacks
Whether you've been studying Spanish for years or are considering giving Spanish a try, the following 10 hacks and simple tricks can help you to learn Spanish fast and effectively.
How Long Does It Take To Learn Spanish
Learning a language is a complex process that is different for each individual based on several different factors. Let's take a look at these different factors and how they impact how fast you learn Spanish.
Let's get you talking in Spanish.
We love Latin American people and Latin American culture - from ancient monuments and incredible art to flavorful food and lively festivals! And there's no better way to connect with them than by learning español.