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In this section we learn the difference between past tenses such as past simple, past continuous, past perfect, and past perfect continuous. There is a pattern seen with all continuous forms, all perfect forms, and all perfect continuous forms. For example, in the continuous form the use of the verb "to be" can be used in present, past or future tense with the addition of -ing. All perfect forms use the verb "to have" along with the past participle form of a verb. Lastly all perfect continuous forms use the verb "to have" plus "been" plus the -ing form of the verb. In the past simple form there are many irregular verbs that change from "to be" in the I, he, she and it form, to "was" in the you, we and they forms according to the person completing the action. There will be many mistakes during lessons that cover the past tense, but the more you drill them and use flash cards will help them remember irregular forms.
