English with Aga

Would you like to use English past tenses correctly, understand the difference between them, and have fluent and confident conversations?

English tenses are complicated. For example: 

• ‘He’s gone out’ or ‘he went out’? When do you use the present perfect and when do you use the past simple? And what is the difference? 
• Sometimes you need the past perfect to talk about something that happened before something else but sometimes you only need the past simple. When? 
• ‘Used to’ and ‘would’ mean the same thing but only sometimes! 
• There are simple and continuous tenses: past simple and past continuous, past perfect and past perfect continuous. But what is the difference between them? 

It’s time to make past tenses easy. 
Join English Past Tenses in 30 Days

This course will help you to:

• understand when and how to use each English past tense correctly 
• understand the difference between the tenses (for example: What is the difference between ‘I ate’ and ‘I’ve eaten’, or between ‘I had worked’ and ‘I had been working’?) 
• choose which tense to use when you’re having conversations in English 
• sound natural and more like a native speaker when talking about the past in English 
• understand native speakers better when they talk to you about the past