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Past Tense Mix: Simple, Continuous, Perfect

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True/False on past tenses.

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True/False on past tenses.

by Isabel Rojas Coronado
1

"I walked to the store yesterday" is an example of the past simple indicating a finished action at a specific time yesterday.

2

The past simple is used for actions finished at a specific time in the past.

3

The past perfect continuous is the same as the past perfect.

4

The past perfect is used for an action that was completed before another past action.

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