Continued to||करता रहा,करती रही,करते रहे||Basic English Grammar||Spoken English Class||Spoken Rule

This video is a spoken English tutorial by Attraction Coaching Academy that teaches a specific grammar rule for expressing continuous actions in the past. The instructor explains how to translate Hindi phrases ending in "करता रहा, करती रही, करते रहे" (karta raha, karti rahi, karte rahe) into English using the "continued to + verb" structure. Key takeaways from the video: Affirmative Sentences: Learn how to describe continuous past actions using the structure: Subject + continued to + V1 + Object (0:51-3:08). Examples include "It continued to rain all night" (1:23) and "The child continued to cry" (2:50). Negative Sentences: The instructor explains how to form negative statements using: Subject + did not + continue to + V1 + Object (3:09-4:21). For instance, "She did not continue to study" (4:00). Interrogative Sentences: Learn how to ask questions by placing "Did" at the start: Did + Subject + continue to + V1 + Object? (4:22-6:10). For example, "Did she continue to dance?" (5:10). Practical Tips: The instructor suggests practicing by writing at least 100 sentences using this rule to gain fluency and polish your English speaking skills (7:01-7:13).