Past progressive Exercises For Latvian Grammar


Pagātnes progresīvās formācijas vingrinājumi latviešu valodā


The Past Progressive tense in Latvian grammar, also known as the Past Continuous, is used to express an action that was in progress at some specific point in time in the past. The auxiliary verb ‘būt’ (to be) conjugated in the past tense ‘biju’, ‘biji’, ‘bija’, etc. is used with the main verb, which takes the present participle form (-ot, -jot, -dams, -jam). Unlike English, Latvian has no clear differentiation between Simple Past and Past Progressive; both might be expressed with the same construction. Nevertheless, the context usually clarifies the meaning.

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