Explicando o Simple Past e Past Continuous

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SimpleSimpleSimple
PastPastPastand PAST
CONTINUOUS
ações passadas já concluídasSimpleSimpleSimple
PastPastPast
Muitas expressões temporais são incluídas nas frases.
Yesterday
Last week
Last night The day before
Ago Last time
Nas formas NEGATIVA e INTERROGATIVA tem o uso do
auxiliar DID.
Os verbos regulares tem acréscimo de -ed, -ied, -d no
infinitivo e perde a partícula TO na forma AFIRMATIVA.
Verbos regulares terminados em -e, acrescenta-se somente o -d no final:1.
to love = loved to like = liked to arrive = arrived
2. Verbos regulares terminados em Consoante + Vogal + Consoante (CVC), duplica-se a última e
acrescenta-se o -ed no final:
to stop = stopped to control = controlled to prefer = prefered
3. Aos verbos terminados em -y precedido de consoante, retira-se o y e acrescenta-se o -ied:
to study = studied to cry = cried to try = tried
4. Aos verbos terminados em -y precedido de vogal, acrescenta-se o -ed:
to enjoy = enjoyed to stay = stayed to play = played
SimpleSimpleSimple
PastPastPast
Forma afirmativa (Affirmative form): Sujeito + verbo principal no
passado + complemento.
I lived in Brazil.
He drank wine.
She studied english.
SimpleSimpleSimple
PastPastPast
Forma negativa (Negative form): Sujeito + Did Not + verbo principal + complemento.
I did not / didn't live in Brazil.
He did not / didn't drink wine.
She did not / didn't study english.
 Didn't
SimpleSimpleSimple
PastPastPast
Forma interrogativa (Interrogative form): Did + Sujeito + verbo principal + complemento.
Did you live in Brazil?
Did he drink wine?
Did she study english?
SimpleSimpleSimple
PastPastPast
We went to school yesterday.
We did not go to school yesterday
Did we go to school yesterday?
Her birthday party was last night.
Her birthday party was not last night
Was her birthday party last night?
They visited their aunt last year.
They did not visit their aunt last year.
Did they visit their aunt last year?
DID
DID NOT = DIDN'T
WAS / WERE
WAS NOT = WASN'T
WERE NOT = WEREN'T
Regular
To visit = visitED
Irregular
To go = went
Examples
PAST
CONTINUOUS
Ações que acabaram de acontecer. Ações
consecutivas, situações temporárias que
acabaram de acontecer..
I was
I was not / I wasn't 
You were
We were
They were 
VERB TO BE
 He was 
She was
It was 
 was not /
 wasn't
 were not / 
weren't
Forma afirmativa (Affirmative form): Sujeito + verbo "to be" no passado +
verbo principal no gerúndio (ING) + complemento.
I was living in Brazil.
She was studying english.
They were playing cards.
O Past Continuous sempre é formado pelo verbo "to
be" no passado + verbo principal no gerúndio.
O gerúndio é formado pela partícula ING.
PAST
CONTINUOUS
Forma negativa (Negative form): Sujeito + Verbo "to be" no passado + negativa +
verbo principal no gerúndio (ING) + complemento.
PAST
CONTINUOUS
I was not living in Brazil.
She was not studying english.
They were not playing cards.
PAST
CONTINUOUS
Forma interrogativa (Interrogative form): Verbo "to be" no passado + Sujeito +
verbo principal no gerúndio (ING) + complemento.
Were you living in Brazil?
Was she studyng english?
Were they playing cards?
We were going to school.
We weren't going to school.
Were we going to school yesterday?
The soccer match was ending tied until de goal.
The soccer match wasn't ending tied until de goal.
Was the soccer match ending tied until de goal?
They were visiting their aunt this weekend.
They were not visiting their aunt this weekend.
Were they visiting their aunt this weekend?
Examples
Websites
Some websites that can help you in case of doubt!
https://www.todamateria.com.br/simple-past/
https://mundoeducacao.uol.com.br/ingles/verbo-to-bepassado.htm
https://www.worddy.co/en/list-of-irregular-verbs-english
Table of irregular verbs
https://www.todamateria.com.br/simple-past/
https://mundoeducacao.uol.com.br/ingles/verbo-to-bepassado.htm
https://www.worddy.co/en/list-of-irregular-verbs-english
https://english.lingolia.com/en/grammar/tense-comparison/simple-past-past-
perfect
https://english.lingolia.com/en/grammar/tense-comparison/simple-past-past-perfect