The Preterite vs. The Imperfect 2

Here I will continue to talk about the differnces between the preterite and the imperfect. I made a mistake in the video. If you watch the video with YouTube annotaions turned on, you will see the correction as the video plays. The correction was brought to my attention by someone on here (tes.co.uk). However, that persons second comment that continuar should be in the preterite is wrong. Habitual actions require the imperfect. Us continuing going to the park without any specified beginning or end falls into the imperfect category. Thanks for the other correction, however.