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In this unit, the past tense was explored and dissected. The four past tenses of the twelve total tenses are as follows: past simple, past continuous, past perfect, and past perfect continuous. When broken down into their forms, each of these tenses is more easily recognized and identified. The past simple tense, by definition, is the most simple form, with a simple "ed" or "d" added to the base form of the verb. The Past perfect continuous appears to be one of the less frequently used and only has one usage: to speak of longer actions or situations that had been going on continuously up to the time of which the person is speaking. That is, if the person is speaking of something in the past and -then- an action which had been occuring up until the point of which they were speaking, that is considered to be a past perfect continuous action. Does your brain hurt yet? Good. There's more to come, but that's all for now.
