1) Talk about past events/past habits. 2) Express ability in the past. 3) Talk and write about famous people. 4) Use the past simple/linking words.

Here are explanations and examples for each point:

• Talk about past events/past habits: Use the past simple for finished events (e.g., "I visited London last year") and "used to" or "would" for past habits (e.g., "I used to play football every day").
• Express ability in the past: Use "could" or "was/were able to". "Could" for general ability (e.g., "She could swim when she was five"). "Was/were able to" for a specific achievement (e.g., "He was able to finish the race").
• Talk and write about famous people: Use past simple to describe their life events (e.g., "Shakespeare wrote many plays"). Include linking words like "first", "then", "later", "finally".
• Use the past simple/linking words: Past simple: regular verbs add -ed, irregular forms need memorising. Linking words: "and", "but", "so", "because", "then", "after that" help connect ideas.

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