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Exercises with answers – Simple Past or Past Continuous + PDF – Easy English Lesson
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Easy English Lesson Series In this video, you are going to do exercises to distinguish the past simple and the past continuous.
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INDEX OF SKILLS (ListeningReading Watching WritingSpeaking)
LISTENING / Level A: https://youtu.be/MOijwxQvsfc?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvDibX0JZT_1PmsV4E_U1CZe
LISTENING / Level B: https://youtu.be/3m3sOhtdkkI?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvCZvVTeFFRrKnBsSVBNQvm
LISTENING / Level C: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90TSFJNAyI\u0026list=PLPA3mn3c0LvBDIXfxR689BmLn8YBsrhYg
PRONUNCIATION: https://youtu.be/k2G5t0S55Pg?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvCltK7XHJQM8wHTZSQKArkp
READING / Level A: https://youtu.be/jyDLF5DESA?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvCywqc064zIn__ntoXHwbT5
READING / Level B: https://youtu.be/YJYwQxjrKz4?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvDfGGzAwULtjCTiIqEFYH5A
READING / Level C: https://youtu.be/IcByiD6dEWw?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvB3cMzCN5uqMAz0LEfScKUi
SCHOOL SONGS: https://youtu.be/UIAJoY_ueOE?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvDBIkVkaqQ2f4Do65K1wzA
SPEAKING: https://youtu.be/WR4xrDmsnU?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvAxp7UFMGUvl21W4QFiS08p
WATCHING / Level A: https://youtu.be/VwPRjOU0lbE?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvD6vMPECumADnwDTG6WjqBy
WATCHING / Level B: https://youtu.be/KZXfAbN0QcM?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvCEohXZqgtIVNmrSEVw0Hl6
VOCABULARY / Level A: https://youtu.be/9ZelbpCd95U?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvA4wBXNwOSdPIlynApqSdGp
VOCABULARY / Level B: https://youtu.be/Fz5Ljxztkik?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvCxYiIZNDZ4AUa0eHvWgeV8
VOCABULARY / Level C: https://youtu.be/srOZigWIvUQ?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvDssIrkXf3etNuUIdrDlGEB
WRITING / Level AB: https://youtu.be/1Z1Q8fAOclw?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvCA8w76FDkSzl_JCmeQ1lo
INDEX OF ONLY GRAMMAR EXERCISES:
amisare : https://youtu.be/TJe9YlxDkpg?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvAJUIz5shvc7uh5EvyL6E8j
aanthe: https://youtu.be/CvUovAi9eQU?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvAWO3doyXt9pJjmpweIIOrk
CanCan’t: https://youtu.be/ZR3L64YJawg?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvC_CgmxjmjiGs9Q2iR8fE8H
Comparatives Superlatives (goodbetter best): https://youtu.be/PD9k0KXmIHI?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvDy8BXiBkPaX9CnbMHTxJp
Countable Uncountables: https://youtu.be/2nSIPl9xHM?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvDX4yNv9tLTQY6QxChSflng
Gerunds Infinitives (ingto..): https://youtu.be/xLsODIzAfcI?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvDaZb8XVjbhQ0K0TYFvI64b
Conditionals (if): https://youtu.be/xJX1RsI3H1g?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvCqOBtIdkZhP4lk70bTbaGc
How much How many: https://youtu.be/uFH3hukwycs?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvDPAQ7b6HUKHdQ_vfS63kV
Personal Pronouns (I you we they …) : https://youtu.be/OMzfakpnSBw?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvCuIwCsKhMv2eHJgOctLzkj
Must Mustn’t: https://youtu.be/Y8pHGxtCYqQ?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvAi9yOBGNZCRmIBfRue7b5
MyYourHisHer …: https://youtu.be/C1tu_5wSY?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvADy_jBrpqGQqA1sCb0uDJa
MyselfYourselfHimself …: https://youtu.be/V8tjczMyzeY?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvCU87nNSJ3o5hFDnFgOERrH
Numbers: https://youtu.be/iv64tlQmB2A?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvD9W4Eise8pIScqyGJZGLR
Phrasal Verbs (look afterlook into): https://youtu.be/rz9jPUtuR4Q?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvCWXeWrQjvGrkYcvlIuZ1eN
Prepositions (INONAT … / level A): https://youtu.be/FT2m4KNP0Y?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvAmZiIFSrrnbPHJNEqjfKPh
Prepositions (IN ON AT… – Level B(: : https://youtu.be/Tsl4cLvU6_Y?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvDahgKbmb8W2XLSVLePfTXM
Passive (was doneis being done …) : https://youtu.be/vuMmpLqgCus?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvCLk0VDDKuUESXcNk74tdm
Relatives (whowhichthat): https://youtu.be/mQLPxvQLg7c?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvAEyZFOgCjnYBzRlYQ8F5en
Since For: https://youtu.be/m3p8mrdH2GI?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvAy1Hy7bQzcdJhYOGz67Wht
Singular Plurals (boyboys): https://youtu.be/jpmg3FcJEw0?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvBbk5WhASEEJXMN40BHpRL
Some Any: https://youtu.be/fQiocR7RjTc?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvDCHvDL5S_Iux202xbk2eY
So Such: https://youtu.be/zMlmuoh_Cpc?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvBI7V8xMfLfz1aeyQMuwieR
SomebodySomethingAnybodyAnything …: https://youtu.be/g95WFsIfS40?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvDux18YfBTRuX8O5scDPFW
Tenses (Simple): https://youtu.be/TsUf7wDzBsg?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvBbVuN8DgikBUwicZ65Hspy
Tenses: (Continuous): https://youtu.be/k9ukLTPfDXA?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvAbYntnYRoSGlIesKWdkXCG
Tenses (All mixed): https://youtu.be/J4gemTCJaWg?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvCVOqCl28Qc5VjEnVZ6meA
Test your grammar: https://youtu.be/G9_Hc6LQsA0?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvBd4MEEvMwXAwLspLs_9DVx
This That these those: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvxLXtGWlK0\u0026list=PLPA3mn3c0LvCEqPpg8E581KFgSHdm9Xej
Used To: https://youtu.be/szbvRzIr9eU?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvBiqVJY83KPBvbn0zV12Je0
What time is it?: https://youtu.be/IABUhw2m4rg?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvBdRe0dEZ1fphpzev7QW5wY
Mixed Grammar Topics: https://youtu.be/hzv30TesiUo?list=PLPA3mn3c0LvDzIcPWypZJB6Q38JnOGHpP
The portable classroom – Grammar – the past simple and the past continuous (2)
An exercise for practice the past tense and the past continuous tense
For more exercises, please visit http://theportableclassroom.blogspot.tw/p/grammar.html
Past Continuous Tense ( Past Progressive) – English grammar tutorial video lesson
Past continuous tense video lesson. This tutorial is about the past continuous. In this lesson I’m going to show you how to form a past continuous and when to use a past continuous but before we get started, it’s good to know how to conjugate the verb ‘to be’
in it’s past tense.
For the singular forms:
I was, you were, he was, she was and it was.
For the plural forms
we were, you were, they were.
It’s also good to note that when I say a vowel I mean an a, e, i, o or u
Consonants are all the other letters in the alphabet.
Now let’s get started. Take a look at these sentences:
I was talking on the phone
We were cookin dinner.
Both these sentences are in the past continuous tense. How to form the past continuous? We use the past tense of the verb to be so either was or were the base form of the verb and ‘ing’
I was working late.
You were talking too fast.
He was watching television.
She was walking to school.
It was raining.
For the plural forms we do the same.
We were singing a song.
You were doing your homework.
They were looking for a hotel.
Now we need to pay extra attention to verbs that end in an ‘e’, such as take, make and close. These verbs drop their ‘e.’
For example:
I was taking the bus to school
He was making dinner.
They were closing the window.
Please note that these verbs no longer have their ‘e’. We also need to pay attention to verbs that have one syllable end in a consonant and are preceeded by a vowel, because they double their final consonant. These verbs are verbs such as sit,
get and run. Take a look at the examples:
I was sitting outside.
You were running fast.
It was getting late.
We were letting ourselves go.
They were swimming in the river.
Let’s have a look at the past continuous in questions. Again we used a past simple
form of the verb ‘to be.’ was or were. The base form of the verb and ‘ing.’
Was I getting close?
Were you running late?
Was he taking a bus?
Was she playing tennis?
Was it snowing?
For the plural forms we do the same.
Were we going in the right direction?
Were you arriving by ferry?
Were they eating their lunch?
Now let’s have a look at the past continuous in negations. Again we use the past simple form of the verb to be. So either was or were but we add ‘not’ to it contracting it into wasn’t or weren’t the base form and ‘ing.’
For example:
I wasn’t waiting for you
You weren’t looking for me.
He wasn’t sleeping late.
She wasn’t talking on the phone.
It wasn’t freezing.
For the pural forms,
We weren’t putting up a tent
You weren’t speaking at the same time
They weren’t cutting paper.
Now let’s have a look and when to use a past continuous. First we use the past continuous for a temporary activity in the past. It started in the past and it was finished in the past.
I was watching television at that moment.
It was raining last night.
They were swimming in the river yesterday.
We want to emphasize that it lasted for some time. We also use the past continuous for a temporary activity in the past interrupted by a short action. This short action is usually expressed by the past simple.
I was watching television when he called.
It was raining when the car broke down.
They were swimming,, when they saw a crocodile.
We also use a past continuous for something that was planned before a certain time in the future. For example:
I was flying to Dubai but his meeting was cancelled.
Weren’t you meeting her at the airport yesterday?
They were going to that concert, but her car broke down.
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