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This unit was not as bad as I believed it would have been. I learnt about the past simple, past continuous, past perfect and past perfect continuous tenses. Learning when the usages normally occur was especially enlightening. I have used these tenses in the past without any consideration for the rules behind them. Learning that the Past Simple involves past actions at specific times or when the time was insinuated or asked about is important. Understanding that the use of the Past Continuous involves the interruption of past actions; situations where no time was expressed; implied a time that happened before or continued in the past after a specified time; or, the description of an event or status in the past. I am just wondering if the native learner imbibes all this without focusing on the actual rules, what then should be the correct approach for non-native learner?
