Past Continuous

Past Continuous: Talk About Ongoing Actions in the Past

Use the Past Continuous tense to describe actions that were happening at a specific time in the past. Form it by combining “was/were” with the verb’s -ing form (e.g., “I was reading” or “They were playing”). This tense helps you set the scene in stories or explain background actions interrupted by another event.

Learning the Past Continuous allows you to describe ongoing actions, events, or situations in the past, adding more context and detail to your communication.

Past Continuous

Past Continuous

The Past Continuous is a verb tense we use to express that an ongoing action was happening in the past. It gives a ...
Past Continuous – Exercises

Past Continuous – Exercises

Past Continuous - Exercises - Practice exercises with Past Continuous. Improve your oral and written skills with ...

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