Learn When To Use WAS DID HAD in Real English Conversations | A1–A2 Beginners

Do you get confused between WAS, DID, and HAD in English? These three words are the most important words for talking about the past — and today Sara and David will show you exactly how to use them! In this episode of Simple English Family, you will hear WAS, DID, and HAD used naturally in 5 real everyday conversations — at home, at the office, at a restaurant, in a park, and at a supermarket. Each time a word is used, the characters explain it in simple English right away. 📌 What you will learn today: ✅ WAS — past form of IS (for descriptions, feelings, locations in the past) ✅ DID — past form of DO (for questions and negatives in the past) ✅ HAD — past form of HAVE (for meals, experiences, and possessions in the past) 🔑 Key vocabulary: was, were, did, did not, had, finished, sent, arrived, relaxing, appointment 💬 Today's question: Sara says "I HAD a meeting this morning." Why HAD and not HAVE? Write your answer in the comments! Simple English Family helps beginners learn real everyday English — slowly and clearly. Subscribe for new videos every day! #EnglishForBeginners #SlowEnglish #PastTenseEnglish #LearnEnglish #WasDidHad #SimpleEnglish #A1English #A2English #EnglishConversation #EverydayEnglish #EnglishGrammar #BeginnerEnglish #RealEnglish #SimpleEnglishFamily #UrduToEnglish #HindiToEnglish #EnglishSpeaking #PastTense #EnglishPodcast #LearnEnglishDaily was did had in english, past tense english for beginners, learn was did had, simple past tense english, slow english conversation, english for urdu speakers, english for hindi speakers, a1 english listening, a2 english grammar, was and were in english, did in past tense, had past tense have, everyday english conversation, real english for beginners, simple english family, english learning podcast, slow english for beginners, past tense had have, past tense questions did, english grammar beginners