Hehe, how shameless of me.
Anyway, this derives off the て form
Plain past is easy, after you get the て form.
To conjugate a verb into the plain-past, but it into the て form, but use た instead of て to end the verb.
In the interest of time, I till use the Group 2 verb めざめる (目覚める), or to wake up.
Dictionary form めざめる (to wake up)
て form めざめて ("wake up" command)
Gerund - めざめている (waking)
Plain-Past - めざめた (woke)
Obviously, it's used to describe things that have already happened.
I also use it in compare and contrasts with こと/もの
But that's for another time
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