Verbs in the past
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I have a little trouble with verbs in the past. Today I'll write some affirmative phrases in the past.
Simple Past: I finished the school in 2010.
Last month I went to the store.
Used to: You used to talk to her.
Be used to:They used to walking to the park.
Past Progressive: We were constantly writing to him.
You were cleaning the home, because his father returns from trip today.(Can I write this way?)
Present Perfect Simple: I have cut my finger with the knife.
My middle brother has played video game since 4 years.
Present Perfect Continuous: He has been singing for two hours.
Past Perfect: The gates had already closed, when we got to the school.
Past Perfec Continuous: The man was tired because had been training for five hours.
I hope these phrases are correct. I need to learn English.
Simple Past: I finished the school in 2010.
Last month I went to the store.
Used to: You used to talk to her.
Be used to:They used to walking to the park.
Past Progressive: We were constantly writing to him.
You were cleaning the home, because his father returns from trip today.(Can I write this way?)
Present Perfect Simple: I have cut my finger with the knife.
My middle brother has played video game since 4 years.
Present Perfect Continuous: He has been singing for two hours.
Past Perfect: The gates had already closed, when we got to the school.
Past Perfec Continuous: The man was tired because had been training for five hours.
I hope these phrases are correct. I need to learn English.
I have a little trouble with verbs in the past past tense verbs.
The way you said it kind of makes it sound like in the past, you had trouble with verbs.
Simple Past: I finished the school in 2010.
Be used to:They used to walking to the park.
You were cleaning the home, because his father returns from the trip today.(Can I write this way?)
Yes you can say it this way. Although you don't need to say "the home" I can guess that without you writing it.
My middle brother has played video game since for 4 years.
Past Perfect: The gates had already closed, when we got to the school.
It's hard to see but you can't use a comma here. It doesn't flow correctly with it there.
Past Perfec Continuous: The man was tired because he had been training for five hours.
Thank you for correction.