Past Simple Rules

Yesterday I played and danced,
Actions done at first glance.
Add -ed to regular verbs,
It’s that simple, no big swerves.

But beware of the ones that change,
Go turns went, now isn’t that strange?
See becomes saw, catch turns to caught,
Irregular verbs can't be taught—they’re bought!

Use it for actions already done,
Finished moments, work, or fun.
Questions need did, like Did you play?,
Negative is didn't, simple that way.

So use the past to tell your tale,
A story lived, it won’t derail.

Past Continuous Rules

I was walking, she was talking,
Past continuous keeps things rocking.
It’s was or were plus -ing,
For actions that were happening.

Use it for the past in flow,
Like "I was reading," don’t you know?
Describe the scene, set the stage,
Tell what happened on that page.

While one thing’s done, the other’s in play,
“I was sleeping when the phone rang away.”
Past continuous sets the vibe,
Of actions live and still alive.

Questions use was and were,
“Were you studying?” Yes, for sure!
Negatives use not in line,
“I wasn’t running,” and that’s just fine.

14.09.2024
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"Past Perfect Simple, Clear and Bright"

Past Perfect Simple, a time before, 
An action completed, closed the door. 

“Had” is the key, it starts the phrase, 
For something finished in earlier days. 

“I had walked,” or “They had seen,” 
The action was done, no in-between. 

It shows what happened, prior to then, 
In stories of now, it takes us back again. 

If two things occurred, one before the next, 
Past Perfect Simple explains the context. 

So, remember “had” with a verb that’s plain, 
For actions completed in time’s past lane!