10 Sentences of Past Indefinite Tense

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Past Indefinite Tense

While the “indefinite tense” is a category of the verb tense, it covers simple past tense, simple present tense and simple future tense. The three indefinite tenses represent usual activities and realities. Unlike other tenses, indefinite tenses describe actions without specifically specifying whether the verbs are complete. Indefinite tenses are more commonly referred to as simple tenses. The term “indefinite” is not used very often, especially when talking about individual uncertain times. This is why we used the term “simple” when talking about three indefinite tenses.

The Indefinite Tense in the Past

Past perfect progressive tense	I had been going
Past progressive tense	I was going.
Past perfect tense	I had gone.
Simple past tense	I went.

The Indefinite Aspect

The term indefinite direction is used to group all actions at indefinite times. These verbs are past tense, present tense, and future tense. It should be noted here that the appearance of the action is determined by whether the verb expresses a fact, an ongoing action, or an incomplete action. Actions of indefinite dimensions express facts.

Years ago, when I was young, I used to listen to this music often.
This video game must be very old, we used to play it with my brother when I was little.
This product was made in Japan I guess.
I remember our old Christmas times, we were pretty spoiled kids.
We used to be pure-hearted people, too, life conditions made us this way.
In the past, years ago, we had a greengrocer here.
Once upon a time, our ancestors gave great struggles for these lands.