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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...

Past Simple and Past Continuous Test Past Simple and Past Continuous Test Part 1: Multiple Choice 1. When I was were young, I played was playing soccer every day. 2. She studied was studying for her exams all night yesterday. 3. While we watched were watching TV, the power went was going out. 4. They built were building the house while we lived were living in another city. 5. He dro...