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In this activity, participants will practice the use of the Past Continuous tense in English through multiple-choice questions. Each question presents a situation in the past and three possible answers, of which only one is correctly written in the Past Continuous, while the other two contain mistakes in the verb tense.

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In this activity, participants will practice the use of the Past Continuous tense in English through multiple-choice questions. Each question presents a situation in the past and three possible answers, of which only one is correctly written in the Past Continuous, while the other two contain mistakes in the verb tense.

by XOCHITL FRANCO CAYETANO
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What were you doing at 8 p.m. last night?

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What was she doing when you called her?

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Were they playing soccer in the park?

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Was he sleeping during the movie?

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What were you watching on TV?

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