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PAST CONTINUOUSPAST SIMPLE Form: we add ed to all regular verbs. Form: was/were + verb + irregular verbs must be learned by heart. The Past Continuous means that at a time in there use the Past Simple

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1. Begin by reading the instructions provided on the past-simple-or-continuous-fun-activities-games studentdoc.
2. Identify the sections that require your input, such as examples of past simple and past continuous sentences.
3. Think of various fun activities that you have done in the past.
4. Write down those activities using the past simple tense, e.g., 'I played soccer.'
5. Then, create sentences using the past continuous tense, e.g., 'I was playing soccer when it started to rain.'
6. Double-check your sentences for grammatical accuracy.
7. Look for any additional prompts or sections that may require completion.
8. Finally, save your document as per the submission guidelines provided.

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1. Students who are learning about past simple and past continuous tenses.
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3. Anyone wanting to practice grammatical structures through fun activities.

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The past-simple-or-continuous-fun-activities-games studentdoc is a document designed for students to practice and demonstrate their understanding of past simple and continuous tenses through engaging activities and games.

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To fill out the past-simple-or-continuous-fun-activities-games studentdoc, students should complete the provided exercises, demonstrating their understanding of the tenses, and submit their responses as instructed by their teacher.

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The purpose of the past-simple-or-continuous-fun-activities-games studentdoc is to enhance students' grasp of English grammar, specifically the use of past tenses through interactive and enjoyable learning methods.

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Students must report their responses to various activities, their understanding of past simple and continuous usage, and any relevant feedback or reflections on the exercises completed.