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Past Continuous Quiz-1

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Answer the questions carefully and choose the correct answer to test your understanding of the Past Continuous Tense.

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Answer the questions carefully and choose the correct answer to test your understanding of the Past Continuous Tense.

by Desi Hutasoit
1

She was___ TV when the phone rang.

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2

We ___ soccer at 6 PM yesterday.

3

They ___ studying when the power went out.

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4

She ___ when I arrived.

5

I ___ reading a book while you were sleeping.

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Past continuous uses was/were + verb-ing to describe an ongoing action in the past.

Use were + -ing with plural subjects in the past.

Describe an ongoing past action interrupted by another event.

Past continuous indicates an action in progress at a past moment.

Combine past actions with another past event using was/were + -ing.

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