Past Tenses in English

The video tutorial covers four past tenses: simple past, past perfect, past continuous, and past perfect continuous. It explains how to form each tense, provides examples, and describes their specific uses. Simple past is used for actions completed in the past, while past perfect indicates an action that occurred before another past action. Past continuous describes simultaneous past actions or interruptions, and past perfect continuous emphasizes ongoing past actions. The video concludes with exercises to practice these tenses.

Explain the difference between past perfect and simple past.

What is the formation of the past continuous tense?

How does past perfect continuous differ from past perfect?