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Past Simple and Past Continuous - English grammar tutorial video lesson

Past simple and past continuous grammar lesson. In this lesson I am going to show how to use and form both the past simple & the past continuous and how to keep them apart.\r
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Take a look at these sentences:\r
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I watched the telly last night.\r
I was watching the telly last night.\r
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The first sentences contains a past simple, the second sentence is in the past continuous. In this lesson Im going to show you how to form a past simple and how to form a past continuous and when to use past simple andwhen to use a past continuous and more important the difference between the two. First we are going to take a look at how to form these past tenses. As you might know in the English language we have regular and irregular verbs. And this this is important to remember when forming a past simple. To make a past simple for the regular verbs, we use the base form of the verb and add ed.\r
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For example:\r
He worked late last night\r
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The irregular verbs have their own and unique past tense so you need to study those carefully.\r
I bought a new t-shirt yesterday.\r
The infinitive form of the verb bought is to buy. With the past continuous\r
we do not need to worry about regular and irregular verbs. Because all verbs that take a past continous whether theyre regular or irregular, are formed by using was or were, the past tenses of the verb to be, and the base form of the verb and -ing.\r
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For example:\r
He was working last night\r
I was buying a t-shirt, when I saw her yesterday.\r
Now lets have a look at how to use a past simple and how to use a past continuous and how to keep them apart. we use a past simple for vities that were finished in the past, we usually use a time frame:\r
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He worked late last night.\r
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Here last night is what we consider timeframe.\r
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I bought a new T-shirt yesterday\r
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Here yesterday is a timeframe. A past continuous is used for ivities started and finished in the past, but we want emphasized duration: so we want to show the other person the other listener or reader that the ion lasted for quite some time.\r
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For example:\r
He was working all night so we want emphasize that it lasted the entire night. we also use past continuous form for an ongoing ion in the past interrupted by a sudden event. For example:\r
I was buying a t-shirt when I ran into her so I was doing something and then suddenly a\r
friend came up to me thats when I ran into her. Please note that for the interruption we use a past simple so we often find a past continuous and a past simple in the same sentence with the past continuous showing us that it was a continuing ivity and the past simple showing the interruption of that ivity.

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