The “yo” form of any verb always ends in the letter “a”

The “yo” form of any verb always ends in the letter “a”

En el pretérito imperfecto de indicativo.

Translation: in the imperfect indicative

Explanation: because all Spanish verbs end in the letter "a" with the "yo" form in the imperfect indicative.

The -ar verbs end with -aba

Example : verb "amar" => yo amaba

The -er verbs and the -ir verbs end with -ía

Examples: verb "temer" => yo temía , verb "vivir" => yo vivía

Guerrero among others

Translated~ maria: no andrea, i'm not bad. i'm not sad either.andrea: what? maria: i'm fine but i'm very hot.(rephrase the sentence)  you: i'm excited (or excited)andrea: excited (or excited). what? i do not understand.tener = to have    estar= to be