Past Perfect Tense Past Perfect Tense is placed between the two past actions. The action that occurred earlier is called the Past Perfect Tense, and the later action is called simple past or past indefinite tense. Past Perfect Tense takes ‘had’ as its help verb, and the past participle form is added after the main …
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Past Continuous Tense Past Continuous Tense is usually placed when the action was continued in the past for some time. Past Continuous Tense takes ‘was’ or ‘were’ as its helping verbs. So when we describe an action that occurred in the past and continued for a short time, it’s called Past Continuous Tense. For example: …
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Past Indefinite Tense We need to use Past Indefinite Tense to indicate past actions or past habits. Past Indefinite Tense is also known as the ‘Simple Past’ tense. But the question is, what is the definite of Past Indefinite Tense? The definition is very simple. When we indicate a complete action in the past or …
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