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19 - Past (Continuous vs Simple)

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Past continuous quiz

by APEXIA
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What is the function of the past continuous?

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What is the structure of the past continuous?

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Choose the correct sentence:

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Complete: “They ___ dinner when the phone rang.”

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Choose the correct sentence:

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Correct the sentence: “I was prepare a report when he arrived.”

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The past continuous focuses on actions that were ongoing at a specific moment in the past, often used as background.

This structure is essential to express ongoing past actions.

This correctly shows an action in progress interrupted by a completed action.

The action was in progress when another action happened.

“While” is often used with past continuous to describe background action.

The past continuous requires “was + verb + ing”, so “preparing” is correct.

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