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Read the sentences in the Grammar box and complete these rules with simple
past, past continuous, past perfect, or used to.

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Read the sentences in the Grammar box and complete these rules with simple past, past continuous, past perfect, or used to.

by Kübra Erdoğan
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past continuous past used to past perfect simple

When we tell stories or talk about actions or events in the past :

1 . We use the to describe an incomplete action or event when another action happened . The actions are often connected with when , while , or as . We also use it to give background information . It is not used with stative verbs ( know , love , etc . ) .

2 . We usually use the to describe completed actions in the past . If actions happen one after another , we use this tense .

3 . We use the to emphasize that one past action finished before another past action . The actions are often connected with after , before , and already .

4 . We usually use to talk about situations , habits , and routines that were true in the past but are not true anymore .