Mastering Past Tense and Continuous

She is reading a book.

She read a book.

She was read a book.

She was reading a book.

Future Perfect Tense

Present Continuous Tense

Past Continuous Tense

Past Simple Tense

I was painting.

I will paint.

I painted.

I am painting.

The first sentence is in the present tense, while the second is in the past tense.

Both sentences indicate actions happening at the same time.

The first sentence describes a future action, while the second describes a past action.

The first sentence indicates a completed action, while the second indicates an ongoing action in the past.

While I am studying, my brother plays.

While I was studying, my brother was playing.

While I study, my brother plays.

While I am studying, my brother is playing.

They eat dinner at 7 PM.

They were eating dinner at 7 AM.

They were eating dinner at 7 PM.

They are eating dinner at 7 PM.

Past perfect and simple past

Future continuous and simple past

Present continuous and simple past

Past continuous and simple past

We are singing.

We singed.

We sung.

We were singing.

Both sentences indicate completed actions but in different contexts.

The first sentence is in the present tense, while the second is in the past tense.

The first sentence indicates a completed action, while the second indicates an ongoing action.

The first sentence describes a future action, while the second describes a past action.

was walking

was walking slowly

walked home

was walking quickly