ALL English Past Tenses Explained in 12 Minutes [including USED TO and WOULD!]

[@alendolicanin4771]

And I have to say, and I mean it sincerely, that no English teacher has explained the past tenses better than you. Everything is crystal clear to me now. Thank you and I won't unlink from your channel. 😊😊😊

[@english_with_aga]

That is nice to hear, thank you for your feedback

[@sangarefassou3211]

Hello my dearest... Thanks for everything you do for us, thanks again, there is something about present perfect,, For example, I am at the hospital I didn't return yet in this case, is better to say that: I have gone to the hospital, or I am at the hospital.. Thanks for everything

[@Nicolas-LS__131]

real.

[@anastasiapane1658]

It was a brilliant idea to introduce all the ways to speak about the past in one story. Looks really clear. Perfect!

[@english_with_aga]

I’m glad I can help 😊

[@arkanmounir5441]

Although I am a beginner in English, I can understand your explanation. Thank you so much. Simple and effective methodology From Algeria

[@english_with_aga]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MithunHalder-s2y]

This video made my day I have understood very clearly. I have been watching this video for 3 times because I wasn’t able to clear the past perfect and perfect continuous now I understood properly ❤ thank you so much mam. This is my first video that I have watched on your channel, I’m your new subscriber from India ❤

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you for your feedback and for subscribing!

[@jeangermain4391]

For me, the most difficult tense to learn is the"Past Perfect Continuous" Thank you for the lesson

[@orhanyildiz834]

Thanks a lot, it is very informing ! Very clear and connected examples which made things more understandable . ☺️

[@LinBeReal]

All of them are simple. The problem is to choose right when to use which one. It might come in handy in speech, but during exams....

[@abdulfathah1812]

Incredible- I heard plenty of classes explaining all these points but in a paragraph as you said not even delivered in such an incredible way.. I am subscribed.. that's the only one I can do for you! Hats off you.

[@suadalahmadi3188]

Very detailed explanation for showing the differences of different past tenses. Thank you

[@english_with_aga]

You're welcome!

[@premjitmissal6302]

Thanks for the clear teaching of Past tense, Madam. Indeed I enjoyed learning. Please keep teaching us. God bless

[@Miss_mny]

this is one of the best past tense videos I have ever seen. thank you

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you so much!

[@bobychrisify]

As a near native englisch speaker it is difficult for me to tell you what is the most difficult past tense form for me. I just speak and I am not conscious about the tenses at all. When doing an English test online, just for fun, most of the times my results vary between 89 or 90 percent and sometimes even a 100 percent. But at the moment I do prepare a little bit for an English test with Lufthansa regarding a job as a flight attendant. In the comments of applicants I’ve read that even native speakers sometimes don’t reach the 100 percent. My compliments to you ! You’re doing a great job and you’re doing it very sympathetically.

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you so much! I wish you all the best with the exam!

[@ollybaloyi4406]

Thanks for the lesson, my difficulties was using the past perfect in constructing a sentence.

[@AbdelChak-gy6nz]

You are a very good teacher . I appreciate your work

[@donnaw9668]

This was very well explained and helpful. It’s ok when you know automatically which tense to use, but explaining it isn’t so easy, so thank you for your excellent and clear explanations. 😊

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you so much for your comment - glad I couls help!

[@artinshorttime5604]

. My best teacher in all time.Thank you for your interest in my messages

[@AbdelChak-gy6nz]

Frankly speaking you are a fantastic teacher . I admire you a lot and i appreciate your work . Thank you so much . I am an english teacher too.

[@idabagusdarmaputra125]

As usual I'm able catch very easy what are you explaining about..thank you Agnieszka...you're so great really❤❤❤

[@filopateerrafik4465]

Thank u aga !!!

[@EarfulEye]

Brilliant explanation!! Thank you!!

[@sandramancera6580]

Hello, thanks for the lesson, for me the most difficult past tenses are: past perfect, past perfect continuous.

[@artinshorttime5604]

Thank you for your interest in my messages

[@alemuwube2009]

You are an excellent English teacher. Best example!

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you so much!

[@baskarankrishnaswamy2352]

Nothing is difficult. You made everything easy to understand.Thank you.

[@english_with_aga]

You’re welcome! 😊

[@mkanil65]

Your teaching genius is truly exceptional, words can’t fully capture its brilliance. ❤

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you!

[@artinshorttime5604]

thank you my best teacher in all time. the diffcult in the past tenses is the word would because i learned from other english language teacher they have been using would same as will .and same thing for shall and should .

[@mustapha2]

This is the clearest way to explain grammar, thank you 🎉

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you! Glad you found it useful!

[@user-yl3li4if7g]

Thank you, it's getting clearer to me now about every english past tenses, after watching this video. I had understood about all the english past tenses, but I still get confused to pick the appropriate tenses every time i talk to someone, and since english is not my main language, when i speak english i oftenly convert my language first to english in my mind, and the result usually not very good. (i think i should memorize them more, and practice more, watching more english videos). But, as i said before, your video is very helpfull to me. Thank's again!

[@RebekahVu]

Thanks! Your way to explain it so clearly and easy to understand!

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you!

[@jaanviandshreya345]

Thank you for your explanation,even after teacher explained this topic ,I was not able to understand much,but u were there so now I understand the topic even more ❤😊🎉

[@sk8rgirl_163]

Thank You! I love how You explain, i feel like it's so calm and slow that i get it SO quick 🎉😊

[@english_with_aga]

Brilliant 🤩

[@avelinohuetelleixa1390]

Brilliant lesson about past tenses , thank you , Dziekuje bardzo !

[@saifshalaby533]

You have no idea how much of a saviour this video was for me, thanks 🙏🏽

[@cherryla7008]

This monday I’d get an exam, and I thought I could never understand this past-tenses. But you changed the whole thing 🥹

[@forawhale2475]

That straightforward explanation! thank you!

[@english_with_aga]

Amazing, glad you found it useful!

[@Ali-elhefni]

the past perfect continuous tense, its very deffuclt, thanks for that video its wonderful ❤.

[@aliciabouckaert]

Wow, OMG these videos are so good; I really love them. You often start- certainly in your Shorts- with 'What's the difference between ...', then I'll pause the video, and try to explain it for myself before I listen further to your explanation. Excellent: question, reflection, correct answer. BTW you have a captivating smile; definitely, one of my best online teachers. Before, I never wanted to learn the English Tenses in a systematic way, because I thought of going into it in a more intuitive manner. Now, I'm really studying these tenses with you next to me and that is so comforting. I've now underpinned my intuitive approach with a more systematic understanding. Really great. Thanks a lot. Best regards from Belgium (Bruges!). If you ever come to Belgium, please give me a ring, I can show you around if you like. Best regards!

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you so much for your comment 😊 It’s interesting to hear about how you’re watching and making the most of my videos! Good luck! 😀

[@milicadjurdjev2927]

Thank you very much for the clearly made distinction between the past tenses!!!

[@ukaszgonera1814]

Thanks for explaining, it’s very clear and repeats a few times so that helps a lot.

[@KhadijaMohamed-f5f]

Thank you so much this video really helped me i'm having an exam tomorrow , thanks ❤ I'm from Egypte

[@mikaz76]

This lesson is perfect! You are so good teacher!

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you so much - glad you found the lesson useful :)

[@ChandlerBing-t3k]

In my native language Portuguese Brazil it's only 'past simple' and 'imperfect past'. So the other ones it's a little more difficult for me to understand. But this video helped thank you.

[@abundancemindshift]

Thank you very much for the explanation ! Finally I understand some things here ! Where do we position the present perfect into that ?

[@tabitha378]

Thank you very much . Very clear explanation and helpful.Past perfect and past perfect continuous is difficult

[@senamilla]

i've never understood this subject so clearly before. thank you so much!! 🎉

[@english_with_aga]

Glad to hear that! 😊

[@Brixton864]

I really enjoyed it you’re lifesaver

[@KimiaSheikhAkbari]

It was amazing and so clear to notice the differences between past tenses. Thanks a lot 😊🩷

[@englishforre.1458]

Dear Madam your teaching is simply fabulous. There is nothing difficult in understanding your lesson. Please let me learn more. Thank you. Raju from India.

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you so much Raju!

[@sheniulanova790]

Excellent explanation. The most difficult for me is Past perfect and sometimes past perfect continues.

[@tanyasemenova7310]

Clear expectations! Got it 👍 Thank you so much 🌺

[@english_with_aga]

I’m glad I could help! Any other topics you’d like to see?

[@josegimo8532]

Thank you very much, again, madame for teaching me English. Special using good way to make it easy to me.

[@english_with_aga]

You are welcome!

[@Learningtogether09]

Thank you so much for your time to teach us 💕

[@idabagusdarmaputra125]

Great lesson over past tenses in English..thanks..I started learning English when I entered yunior high school in 1968,but just a little and then was continued when I was studying in senior high school...so when I started study in university I had studied about basics of English..then I had been learning of English befire I met you in yutube...I used to make travelling abroad with bad English..next I would like make travelling abroad with good enough in English..hopefully

[@zanarasoul]

Clear explanation thank you, the difficult tenses is past perfect continuous .

[@nitinadars9335]

Thank you very much mam. Very helpful. My favorite and kind English teacher.

[@afghanfans455]

Hi dear teacher it’s Abdul. This lesson is perfect and I’ve problems with the past perfect and past had been and have been I need to see more lesson and thank u so much

[@english_with_aga]

Thanks for your comment Abdul! I have a video coming up where I explain ‘have been’ (the present perfect). What else would you like to see?

[@afghanfans455]

I would like to see more vocabulary

[@sashasirghii2729]

Past perfect and past perfect continues . Thanks 👍

[@walesonmelo4637]

You speak slowly and clearly, you won another one subscriber ❤

[@deleonjuliojr]

We can also use Past Continuous to talk about past events that happen at the same time (or events that are interrupted). I was cooking the dinner when my cat came in. (two past event that happen at the same time) Past Progressive Continuous (to emphasize duration, to show interruption). I had been cooking the dinner for 2 hours when my cat came in.

[@sasver_ukr]

That's something invented - 'Past Progressive Continuous' ))) Maybe you meant Past Perfect Continuous (or Past Perfect Progressive)?

[@hanialihassan4847]

Thanks teacher for your simple explanation The most dificulty is past perfect tense

[@LIUSandeepa3307]

Beautiful lesson ☺️. Love this lesson ❤

[@davidpineros5106]

Well, hearing your class, your voice, I got traveling on the time, many years ago, I was luckly to life for a short time y Canterbury and made short trips to Wistable Beach. [Sorry for my grammar, I'm still trying improve it.]

[@marimuthuelakkuvan1011]

Madam the best English teacher and i like ur teaching much gud to follow for me

[@mohamedabdiali7313]

Very useful, Thanks for helping us

[@ntombikayisemsezane9828]

Wow thanks so much, but for its a past perfect tense and past perfect continues tense

[@SanjaySanju-fn7bo]

I have to thank you for this wonderful and useful 12:33 minutes. ❤learned something deeply with correct examples. I already know abt past tenses but not this much detailed level..

[@english_with_aga]

So glad I could help!

[@bobychrisify]

Hi Aga, you’re just great!!! At the first moment I thought to myself "she must be original British - no doubt, because her accent sounds sooo British". In the whole tutorial there is just one little moment, it's the moment when you say the word "that", that gives you away. Instead of pronouncing a “th”, you tend to say a “d”. I am pretty sure you have noticed this tiny little thing in your video. I mean, actually it' s clear to me that there must be another linguistic background because of your name. But, all my respect to you because of your wonderful British accent! I am Andy. My Dad was American and my Mom German. I got to know my father late, I must have been 11 or 12 years old when I met him first. So, it was just the right time for me to become a near native speaker. But as you can imagine probably, I more or less caught up this typical American mid western accent from my Dad. He lived in Kansas City at that time. Many years later I started to work as a flight attendant with Lufthansa. When I was employed with Lufthansa, I shared an apartment together with a colleague and she had been engaged with a British guy. At first I was laughing when hearing this funny British accent. It sounded strange to me. But I more and more began loving it. So I started imitating this “funny” accent - just for fun at the beginning. And later on I was so deep in there, that suddenly I started doing on board announcements with a real British accent. I remember a situation. I had just finished the boarding announcement and I went into the cabin offering beverages as a guy about my age asked me: “was it you? the one who just did the announcements?” “Yes, I answered”. “Come on he said, now when doing the service you sound like a mid western guy and before, I thought you were British because of your accent - that’s incredible he added. Today I am actually happy about the fact, that nobody recognizes where I’m originating from. At least nobody recognizes the fact that I am German. And that makes me happy with my English. Am I in England, people ask me “where are you from? From Australia? Am I in the US, the ask me, are u British? And these questions are compliments. Once an English professor told me not to play with my nice American accent, but I did - for fun. So, now it is like it is. Sometimes when visiting my American relatives they ask me: “Did you turn being British now?” Your tutorial about how to adopt a real British accent is exactly that what I was doing many years ago. Thanks again for your brilliant British tutorials. Please don’t hesitate correcting my lines to you. You might use them for another tutorial demonstrating the wrong tenses I might have used. Best regards - Andy.

[@abdulmnaaimmahjob230]

To be honest it’s confusing but I love the way when you explain and I love your accent it’s very clear

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you!

[@takiyathyekini8728]

Thank you it's clear

[@erdzhanemin]

You teach so well 😊

[@ronaldphiri1001]

Ohoo what a awesome teaching. Thiis will help me to learn English.

[@hanadhussein9047]

Thanks for your teaching, its understandable lesson thanks👍

[@english_with_aga]

You’re welcome! 😊

[@magretpremalatha1581]

My lovely teacher Aga, even after an year l found your lessons on this vedio. Your beautifl face and it's smile. Such a calm look. i appriciate it. Youe clear pronunciation I love it. Good luck!❤️❤️❤️

[@alemuwube2009]

I love the way you teach English

[@КаримКадиров-ф1к]

It turns out you can speak English so that you can be understood. Thanks a lot ❤

[@garynilesunson848]

Thank you very much, the best teacher! LET THE ALMIGHTY CREATOR BLESS YOU 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@wiewi89]

Gosh, this lesson is Perfect! :D I would like to see more of them ;)

[@english_with_aga]

Glad you liked it! What other topics would you like to learn about?

[@mohamedhussein2001]

The hardest grammatical structure is Past Perfect. Thanks for your brilliant explanation ~ I can't wait your next tips.

[@english_with_aga]

It’s hard, I know! What else wiuld you like me to teach?

[@Trueindian1234-j1w]

Thank you so Much for your teaching English. I like the way you teach.❤

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you!

[@mubarakzubairu3608]

This is great. Can please make a video on the use of “will and would”

[@Training.Engineering]

Thank you so much a very useful video and it's perfect.

[@GROBIDOCHON]

Thanks Aga very clear and interesting 🙂 but could you let me know please, why at 10:48 you said « we’ve been talking about … » ? because it’s not the past of another past, or am I mistaken ? thanks

[@oleggolokhvastov2671]

Amaizing content! really cool. Thank You

[@khaledalassaf4323]

Ilove you ,als l had thought that past perfect continuous is the most difficult one but after your video l found it very easy

[@davicardoso3265]

She sounds like an angel !

[@davidklo4478]

Very credible and helpful to me!

[@eugeniareshyximenes1797]

Thank you so much mam for your explain is very nice and clear I really like that I am not feel lazy to hear that I hope from this I will improve also my English language❤❤

[@english_with_aga]

Good luck!

[@chathurawarnasekara3345]

Wow teacher❤.. You nailed it.made it look so easy. Thank you heaps.

[@jinderbhatti3857]

It's very helpful for learners thanks for made this vedio 🎉

[@francaistvavecyoussef22.]

Thank you professor. For me PAST PRFECT CONTINOUS

[@cyber400-yt7zt]

Thank you teacher I understood well❤

[@amaknoor6223]

hmm...what an excelent teaching teacher.

[@prashantgurav4403]

very nice explanation👍

[@girishkrishna4654]

Thank you Agnieszka Murdoch ❤

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[@danielindon576]

Thank you, that I have found you, I have learnt a lot

[@english_with_aga]

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[@Fatimabful]

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[@Thepowerofmusi]

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[@Coconutsuk]

Thanks for lovely lesson ❤

[@Bicir_yare]

Thanks teacher

[@FarzanaMohammadi-de7cj]

What is the difference between simple past and past continuous