Difference between Past Simple and Past Continuous: rules and exercises

The past in English can take many forms – and it can be tricky for beginners. Sometimes we talk about simple actions that are already finished (Past Simple), and other times – about longer processes that were happening at a specific moment (Past Continuous). For example I watched a movie yesterday or I was watching a movie when you called. 
It’s important to be able to tell these two tenses apart to express your thoughts. In our course for pre-intermediate level (A2), you will learn:

• how to easily distinguish Past Simple from Past Continuous;
• how to build correct sentences thanks to clear explanations and visual examples;
• how to reinforce your knowledge through a variety of exercises: listening tasks, memo games, quizzes, and interactive activities;
• fun facts about animals — to make learning not only useful but also enjoyable;
• helpful cheat sheets to quickly refresh key grammar points.

We’ve also included an interactive table of irregular verbs.
This course was designed for anyone who wants to take a confident step forward in English grammar. Join us — and the Past Tense won’t feel so complicated anymore!