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Past Perfect vs Past Continuous Challenge

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Tense choice practice

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Tense choice practice

by Sara Albraiki
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She ... finished her homework when the movie started.

2

At 8 pm yesterday, I ... dinner.

3

By the time they arrived, we ... the project.

4

She ... when the phone rang.

5

They ... for two hours when the train finally arrived.

6

I ... my keys when I left the house.

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While I ... dinner, the power went out.

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We had been playing in the park since morning when it started raining.

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She ... to the boss before she heard the news.

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They ... for the bus when it came.

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Past Perfect shows action completed before another past action.

Past Continuous for an ongoing action at a past time.

Past Perfect marks completion before another past action.

Past Continuous for an ongoing past action.

Past Perfect Continuous shows duration before another past event.

Past Perfect indicates the keys were lost before leaving.

Past Continuous for an ongoing past action.

Past Perfect Continuous expresses ongoing activity up to a past point.

Past Perfect for an action completed before another past action.

Past Continuous for an action in progress at a past moment.

 
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