Simple Past vs Past Perfect—Most Learners Get It Wrong | For Beginners (A1-A2) | Shadowing Practice

Simple Past vs. Past Perfect finally explained in a way that makes sense!

Are you still confused between “I went” and “I had gone”? This video is your ultimate spoken English guide to fix your past tense mistakes for good. 🚀

🎙️ In this animated podcast, Neha and Aryan walk you through:

✅ When to use Simple Past vs. Past Perfect
✅ Easy examples you’ll never forget
✅ Real-life stories for better memory
✅ Shadowing sentences for daily speaking practice
✅ A mini quiz to test your learning

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