Jawaban :

- Simple Past -

The simple past tense, sometimes called preterite, is used to talk about an event that was finished at a time before the present. The simple past is the basic form of the past tense in English. Events can be recent in the past or long in the past, and the duration of their occurrence is not important.

- Present Continous Tense -

Present continuous tense is a tense that functions to express an action that is being done in the present (when speaking) and something in the future. The continual present is formed by the auxiliary verb "to be" such as am, is, and is followed by the present participle (V1 + ing).