You Can Speak About the Past in English Today | 50 Simple Past Sentences for Beginners

Most English learners know vocabulary. Most English learners know grammar rules. But they cannot speak about the past. This video fixes that. In this lesson, you will train with 50 simple past sentences used in real daily life. No explanations. No long grammar talk. Just listening, repetition, and speaking — the fastest way to start using English naturally. This video is made for English beginners (A1–A2) and for B1–B2 learners who still hesitate when talking about yesterday, last night, or past actions. You will hear clear pronunciation, slow speech, and repeated sentences so your brain starts to recognize patterns automatically. What you will practice in this video: English listening with real daily sentences Speaking practice through repetition Spoken English with the simple past tense only Confidence when talking about the past 00:00:00 - Introduction Overview of the lesson: learning to speak about the past using 50 daily English sentences. 00:00:27 - Morning Routine Sentences about waking up, hygiene, and eating breakfast (e.g., "I woke up early," "I ate breakfast"). 00:01:06 - Commuting & Starting Work Actions related to going to work, meeting friends, and starting tasks (e.g., "I walked to work," "I met a friend"). 00:01:41 - Work Tasks & Office Life Focus on professional activities (e.g., "I worked at my desk," "I sent an email," "I took a break"). 00:02:17 - Returning Home & Evening Chores Finishing work, cleaning, and preparing dinner (e.g., "I finished work," "I cleaned my room"). 00:02:45 - Evening Relaxation & Bedtime Unwinding at the end of the day (e.g., "I read a book," "I took a shower," "I went to bed"). 00:03:11 - Detailed Daily Actions (Part 2) A second round of specific past tense actions (e.g., "I turned off my alarm," "I checked my phone"). 00:04:06 - Transit & Workplace Interaction Taking the bus and interacting with colleagues (e.g., "I rode the bus," "I greeted my co-workers"). 00:05:24 - Shopping & Returning Home Errands and entering the house (e.g., "I stopped at a shop," "I paid at the counter"). 00:06:19 - Conclusion & Practice Tips Encouragement to repeat the sentences daily to improve pronunciation and confidence. If you want to stop thinking and start speaking, this video is for you. Play it every day. Repeat out loud. Train your ear. This is how you finally speak about the past in English — starting today. Subscribe for more focused English training made for real learners, not textbooks. Hashtags #LearnEnglish #SpeakEnglish #SimplePast #EnglishForBeginners #EnglishListening #EnglishA1 #EnglishA2 #DailyEnglish