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    The document describes basic rules for using the past simple and past continuous tenses in English. It provides examples of using the past simple with regular verbs ending in "ed" and irregular verbs, as well as questions and negative forms. Examples are also given for forming the past continuous tense using "was/were" plus the verb plus "-ing", and questions and negatives in the past continuous. An example sentence illustrates using both tenses together to describe two simultaneous past actions.

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    The document describes basic rules for using the past simple and past continuous tenses in English. It provides examples of using the past simple with regular verbs ending in "ed" and irregular verbs, as well as questions and negative forms. Examples are also given for forming the past continuous tense using "was/were" plus the verb plus "-ing", and questions and negatives in the past continuous. An example sentence illustrates using both tenses together to describe two simultaneous past actions.

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    Past Simple Vs Past Cont - Ex

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    The document describes basic rules for using the past simple and past continuous tenses in English. It provides examples of using the past simple with regular verbs ending in "ed" and irregular verbs, as well as questions and negative forms. Examples are also given for forming the past continuous tense using "was/were" plus the verb plus "-ing", and questions and negatives in the past continuous. An example sentence illustrates using both tenses together to describe two simultaneous past actions.

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    PAST SIMPLE

    S+ V2/ V ed: I visited

    S + didn’t + v1 : I didn’t visit

    DID+ S+V1? : did I visit?

    PAST CONTINUOUS
    S+WAS/WERE + V ing :I was going

    S+ WASN’T/WEREN’T + Ving : I wasn’t going

    Was/Were + s+ V ING? : was I going?

    I was doing my homework while you were listening to music.

    I was doing came home.my homework when you

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