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Lesson 5, Part 2 - Simple Past/ Past Progressive - Verb Tenses in English - Free Educational videos for Students in k-12


Lesson 5, Part 2 - Simple Past/ Past Progressive - Verb Tenses in English - By JenniferESL



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00:03 Oh , wow . Really ? You know , all
00:14 right , Are while you were working on it ,
00:22 did you tell people about this ? I told you
00:25 know , a few friends , you know about it
00:28 . And people were very encouraging . They thought it
00:31 was a great idea , you know ? Great .
00:35 Let me ask you to recall one more detail from
00:37 the interview before Eric finished his work on the new
00:42 . Did he tell anyone about it ? Yes .
00:47 He said he told a few friends . My question
00:51 . Waas while you were working on it , did
00:55 you tell people about it ? Let's write the bourbon
01:02 while you were working on it , Did you tell
01:05 people about it ? This is an example of the
01:09 past progressive . We use a form of be in
01:13 the past waas or were plus the present participle .
01:20 It ends an I N g . Why do we
01:23 use the past progressive ? Well , we're also referring
01:27 toa a past action . But now we're referring to
01:30 an action that was not finished . We're looking to
01:34 the past at a specific time , But at that
01:37 time the action was still taking place . It did
01:42 not end , So he was working . And as
01:46 he was working , he told this friend and that
01:49 friend and perhaps one more friend . Be careful ,
01:55 though , just because you see a form of B
01:58 and then later a word that ends and I m
02:01 G doesn't mean that you have a progressive verb .
02:05 Let me show you an example . Eric said he
02:08 told friends about it , and people were very encouraging
02:13 . Encouraging . They supported his work . At first
02:24 glance , this could look like the past progressive we
02:28 have were , and then we have I n g
02:31 . But is that really the past progressive ? No
02:36 , because we're describing the people they were encouraging .
02:40 This word is an adjective describing people . We actually
02:46 have the simple past . That's because we cannot use
02:52 the past progressive to talk about past states passed conditions
02:57 or past emotions . Normally , non action verbs do
03:02 not appear in progressive tenses , so be careful .
03:11 So the past progressive expresses actions . Were events in
03:15 progress at a past point in time there unfinished .
03:19 The emphasis is on the activity as it occurred .
03:25 Be sure you understand when to use the simple past
03:28 and when to use the past . Progressive first non
03:32 action verbs are not usually used in the progressive ,
03:36 so express past states or conditions with the simple past
03:41 . Second , we can use the simple past to
03:43 refer to an action that interrupted a process . The
03:48 process is expressed by the past progressive . As I
03:57 mentioned the past , Progressive uses a past form of
04:00 B plus the present participle , which is the I
04:03 N g form of the verb . So , for
04:05 example , work becomes working . I was working ,
04:08 He was working , She was working , It was
04:12 working . You were working . We were working .
04:15 They were working with negative forms . And short answers
04:21 will just use that form of B . So use
04:24 a negative form of be in the past , plus
04:27 the present participle to form the negative . As in
04:31 , I wasn't playing . We weren't playing short answers
04:36 to Yes , no questions will look like this .
04:38 Were you playing ? Yes , I waas No ,
04:41 I wasn't . Let's review all the verb tenses we've
04:49 studied to date in this exercise . Choose the best
04:53 form of the verb to complete the sentence . One
05:04 answer be . Earlier this year , Eric began toe
05:09 work on the second new . A specific time was
05:13 mentioned to answer C . Look , this is something
05:24 else that Eric is working on . it's almost finished
05:29 . This is a present time frame , and the
05:32 work is not finished yet . Three . Answer be
05:45 I'm sorry , Were you practicing ? I didn't mean
05:48 to interrupt . The activity that was in progress requires
05:53 the past progressive . The action that caused the interruption
05:58 requires the simple past . Four . Answer . C
06:10 . Paul stopped listen to one song and then continued
06:15 on . This is a Siris of actions . Finished
06:19 actions in the past . Five . Answer . Well
06:33 , this one's a bit tricky . I don't think
06:35 she is really incorrect , but I do feel that
06:38 B is the best answer choice . I would read
06:40 the sentence as follows . They weren't playing any songs
06:44 I knew , but I continue to sit and listen
06:48 . I feel there's emphasis here on activity . You
06:51 could ask . Well , what were the musicians doing
06:55 ? What songs were they playing while you sat there
06:57 and while you listened , there's an emphasis on activity
07:02 rather than completion of action . Six . Answer .
07:15 See , the guitarist was playing so fast I couldn't
07:19 follow the finger work here . We need a past
07:24 action , but not a completed one . There's emphasis
07:27 on the process . That process of playing seven Answer
07:42 . A . Neal sings and plays the guitar really
07:46 well . He has performed at a few parties .
07:49 You should hear him sometime . I feel the present
07:53 Perfect is the best answer choice here because performing is
07:56 a past action . But there's a connection to the
07:59 present . We have the knowledge that he sings and
08:02 plays well . There's also connection to the future .
08:06 There's a possibility he will play again . He'll perform
08:09 again so you'll have the chance to hear him .
08:14 Eight . Answer A . The guys were nervous at
08:23 first , but after the first song , they started
08:26 playing just fine . Here . We need the simple
08:29 past because nervous is an emotion estate . And we
08:33 can express that in the past . Progressive . That's
08:42 all for this lesson . Thanks for watching . I
08:45 hope you'll join me again . Toe learn more about
08:47 verb tenses in English . Happy studies . No .
08:55 Uh huh . Yeah . Ah , wait , Roy
09:01 . Really ? Finally , we re oratory way .
09:06 Really ? Uh huh .
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