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Past simple and past continuous tense

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Observe students' ability to recognize the use of the two tenses worked on

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Past simple and past continuous tense
 

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Past simple and past continuous tenseOnline version

Observe students' ability to recognize the use of the two tenses worked on

by Karen Cruz
1

What verbal tense does this structure belong, "Subject + was/were + Verb + -ing."

2

If we know that the structure of the simple past is: Subject + Verb in past form (regular: -ed or irregular) + Complement, which of the following sentences would be a correct example?

3

What is the order of the verb tenses in the following sentence?: "I was walking to the park when it started to rain "

4

The following sentence is correct, explain why. "We was eating dinner when the power went out"

5

Actions in progress at a specific time in the past, often used to describe what was happening when another action (completed in the past tense) interrupts or occurs. It is correct to say that this definition is:

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