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asumir Imperfect Conjugation

asumirto take on

B1regular -ir★★★★★
Quick answer:

Asumir is regular in the imperfect: asumía, asumías, asumía, asumíamos, asumíais, asumían.

asumir Imperfect Forms

yoasumía
asumías
él/ella/ustedasumía
nosotrosasumíamos
vosotrosasumíais
ellos/ellas/ustedesasumían

When to Use the Imperfect

Use the imperfect when describing a background state of responsibility or a habitual assumption you used to make in the past without a specific end date.

Notes on asumir in the Imperfect

Asumir is a regular -ir verb in the imperfect. All forms carry an accent on the 'í'.

Example Sentences

  • Antes, yo asumía que todo el mundo decía la verdad.

    Before, I used to assume that everyone told the truth.

    yo

  • En ese trabajo, nosotros asumíamos mucha responsabilidad.

    In that job, we used to take on a lot of responsibility.

    nosotros

  • Ella asumía el cargo cada verano.

    She would take over the position every summer.

    él/ella/usted

Common Mistakes

  • Mistake: asumia

    Correct: asumía

    Why: All imperfect forms of -ir verbs require an accent on the 'i' to maintain the correct stress.

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