The Hindi grammar consists of two main past tense forms: the Simple Past and the Past Continuous. The Simple Past refers to actions that have been completed in the past, while the Past Continuous refers to actions that were ongoing or incomplete in the past. Understanding the differences between the two tenses is crucial for learning to communicate effectively in Hindi. The exercises provided below will help students practice using the Simple Past and Past Continuous forms in Hindi sentences. Remember to use the given cue words to fill in the blanks with the appropriate verbs.
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