Imaginar in Spanish: picture a possibility

Imagine a place, an event or a possibility and describe it in Spanish.

The idea

Imaginar means to imagine. It can take a noun, an infinitive or que followed by a clause.

Imagino una ciudad con más árboles.I imagine a city with more trees.
¿Imaginas vivir cerca del mar?Can you imagine living near the sea?
Mi hermana imagina que el tren llegará tarde.My sister imagines that the train will arrive late.
Imaginamos un final distinto para la historia.We imagine a different ending for the story.
Los niños imaginan que viajan a la Luna.The children imagine that they travel to the Moon.
Ayer imaginé una solución durante el paseo.Yesterday I imagined a solution during the walk.

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Do not confuse imagino with imaginó: the accent marks a third-person past form.

Choose the correct form: Yo ___ una casa en el bosque. (imagino / imaginan)
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imagino
Imagino matches the first-person subject.
Choose the correct form: Nosotros ___ otro camino. (imaginamos / imagina)
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imaginamos
Imaginamos matches the first-person plural subject.
Choose the correct form: Ayer ella ___ una fiesta sorpresa. (imaginó / imagino)
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imaginó
Imaginó refers to her action yesterday; the accent is essential.

Write an original sentence about a situation you imagine.