What is the imperfect form of 'ir' for the subject 'yo'?

What is the imperfect form of 'ir' for the subject 'yo'?

• A. Yo iba
• B. Yo ibas
• C. Yo íbamos
• D. Yo iban

Answer: (A)

In the imperfect tense, the verb ir is irregular. For the first-person singular (yo), the form is iba. So “Yo iba” means “I used to go” or “I was going,” describing a past action without focusing on its start or end. The other forms shown correspond to different subjects: ibas is the tú form (“you were going”), íbamos is the nosotros form (“we were going”), and iban is the ellos/ustedes form (“they/you all were going”).

In the imperfect tense, the verb ir is irregular. For the first-person singular (yo), the form is iba. So “Yo iba” means “I used to go” or “I was going,” describing a past action without focusing on its start or end.

The other forms shown correspond to different subjects: ibas is the tú form (“you were going”), íbamos is the nosotros form (“we were going”), and iban is the ellos/ustedes form (“they/you all were going”).