volvía

back to, i returned to, returned

Verb volvía

First-person singular (yo) imperfect indicative form of volver.
Formal second-person singular (usted) imperfect indicative form of volver.
Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) imperfect indicative form of volver.

Examples

Cuando tenía tu edad, yo iba y volvía al colegio en bicicleta todos los días.

When I was your age, I bicycled to and from school every day.

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Tom no podía creer lo fea que se volvía María a medida que envejecía.

Tom couldn't believe how ugly Mary became as she got older.

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Tom no volvía.

Tom didn't come back.

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Me lo encontré cuando volvía del colegio a casa.

I met him on my way home from school.

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Ella se volvía más y más bella con los años.

She became more and more beautiful as she grew older.

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Tom se volvía más y más apuesto a medida que crecía.

Tom became more and more handsome as he grew older.

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Cuanto más viejo se hacía, más modesto se volvía.

The older he grew, the more modest he became.

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Le vi cuando volvía a casa, aunque él fingió no haberme visto.

While I was coming home I saw him, but he pretended that he hadn't seen me.

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