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Tutorial on Simple Past Tense and Past Continuous Tenses Understanding "Was" and "Were" **"Was"** and **"were"** are the past forms of the verb "to be." We use them to describe states or actions that occurred in the past. - **Use "was"** for:   - Singular subjects: I, he, she, it     - Example: *He was at the party last night.* Negative: He wasn't at the party last night. Question: Was he at the party last night?      - **Use "were"** for:   - Plural subjects: you, we, they     - Example: *They were happy to see each other.* Negative: They weren't happy to see each other. Question: Were happy to see each other? Talking About Finished Actions in the Past In English, to talk about finished actions that happened in the past, we use the **simple past tense**. Here’s how to form it: - **Regular Verbs**: Add -ed to the base form.     - Example: *play* → *played*      - Sentence: *She played soccer yesterday.* Negat

Exercise: Past Forms of Irregular Verbs Part 1: Fill in the Blanks Fill in the blanks with the correct past tense form of the irregular verb given in parentheses. 1. Yesterday, I _____ (go) to the grocery store. 2. She _____ (buy) a beautiful dress for the party. 3. We _____ (eat) pizza for dinner last night. 4. He _____ (take) his dog for a walk in the afternoon. 5. They _____ (see) a movie over the weekend. 6. I _____ (give) my friend a birthday present. 7. The child _____ (drink) a glass of milk. 8. My brother _____ (drive) to work very early this morning. 9. She _____ (meet) her old friend after many years. 10. He _____ (swim) across the river yesterday. Irregular verbs in English   Part 2: Multiple Choice Choose the correct past tense form of the irregular verb to complete the sentence. 1. We finally _____ the top of the mountain.    a) reach    b) reached    c) reacheded    d) reaches 2. The teacher _____ the answer to the question.    a) know    b) knew    c) knowing    d) knowe