Imperfective verbs are super common in everyday Russian conversations.

They help show actions that are happening right now or things we do frequently.

Here are some important times when we use them:

1. Describing Ongoing Actions:
   For example: "Я читаю книгу." (I am reading a book.)
   This tells us what someone is doing at that moment.
   It doesn’t say if they are done or not.

2. Talking About Regular Activities:
   For example: "Я каждый день гуляю в парке." (I walk in the park every day.)
   This helps us talk about things we often do or our routines.

3. Mentioning Future Plans:
   For example: "Завтра я буду готовить ужин." (Tomorrow I will be cooking dinner.)
   This shows what someone plans to do later.

So, remember to use imperfective verbs when you want to talk about actions happening now, habits, or future plans!