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Past tense is subdivided into past simple, past continuous, past perfect and past perfect continuous tenses. Knowing how to use them is important to every student of English. This unit brings some of the common errors mad why students to the attention of the teacher thereby allowing us to be on the lookout for them and also be prepared enough to correct them.Same as one that tells about Present tense that unit wasn't difficult for me. The only thing is Perfect again. I have a picture in my head from my school teachers where I could see a 'timeline' with marks on it, it shows actions that happened in the past and represent Past tenses. I found that this is the best way to explain Past tense to a non-native speaker
