6. PAST CONTINUOUS
• We use the past continuous to describe a
longer action in the past. This is often an
action which was in progress when another
action happened.
8. PAST PERFECT
• We use the past perfect to talk about a action
which happened before the specific time in
the past when the main events of the story
happened e.g. the party where Romeo met
Juliet.
BEFORE THIS
10. PAST PERFECT CONTINOUS
• We use the past perfect continous to talk
about a longer continuous action that was
going on before the specific time in the past
when the main events of the story happened.
BEFORE THIS