What is the difference between these two sentences?
I ran for one and a half hour.
I was running for one and a half hour.
What is the difference between those sentences? Are they all right in grammar ?
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The second sentence, "I was running for one and a half hour" is an example of Past Continuous.
It is used to describe something that happened in the past that could have been interrupted by another event.
For example, you could continue that sentence and say, "I was running for one and a half hours when it started to rain"
The first sentence is "Simple Past" describing an event that is completed.
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