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    Past Tense: Simple Past Past Perfect Past Progressive

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    Past Tense

    Simple Past
    Past Perfect
    Past Progressive

    Student Learning Objectives Practice with Past Tenses


    Simple Past Tense

     When we are talking about something that we have done in the past and it is finished, we use the simple
    past tense.
     Uses of simple past:
     Completed events
     Habitual (repeated) events in the past
     Past states (liked, knew)
     Regular verbs take the –ed ending for simple past tense.

     For example:
    I walked to school yesterday.
    I realized it was the day before Thanksgiving break!
    Back to Home
    Past Perfect
     A time or event in the past. It is used to show that this event occurred before
    another event in the past.

     Uses of Past Perfect


     The situation ended before a past event
     The situation began in the past and was continuing when another past event occurred.

     For example:
     I had lived there for 5 years before we hosted a holiday dinner.
     We had finished the dinner when the phone rang.
    Past Progressive
     In English, we use the past progressive when we are talking about an event that
    was going on in the past when something else happened in the past.
     The past progressive takes the form: was/were verb + ing.

     Uses of Past Progressive


     Something that was ongoing at one point in time
     An action that was repeated for a certain amount of time in the past

     For example:
    I was cooking dinner when the phone rang.
    They were kicking the ball around in the backyard.

    Self-Assessment
    Self- Assessment

    I know my past tenses. I am ready to practice.

    Practice Questions

    Ineed to read the information again. I am not ready to


    practice yet.

    Back to Home
    I ___________ home on the day before Thanksgiving.

    That’s Right!
    Walked

    Had walked Try Again

    Was Walking
    Try Again
    Next
    We ______________________ all day cooking before we
    were finally finished.

    Try Again
    Spent

    Had spent That’s right!

    Were spening
    Try Again
    Next
    I ______________ a great time with my family when I
    woke up from my dream.

    Try Again
    Had

    Had been Try Again

    Was having
    That’s Right!
    Next
    Evaluation

     How do you think you did with past tense practice?

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