OED2 -Past simple and continuous

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Fill in the gaps using past simple and continuous

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Froggy Jumps OED2 -Past simple and continuousOnline version Fill in the gaps using past simple and continuous by Sabina 1 She…. (to break) her arm when she … (to play) football. a broke, was playing b broken, was playing c break, playing 2 It … (to snow) when we … (to leave) the library. a snowed, was letting b was snowing, left c snows, was left 3 When you … (to call) me, I… (to talk) to my boss. a called, was talking b call, talk c was calling, talked 4 She…. (to arrive) when we… (to have) dinner. a arrived, were having b arrives, having c arrived, are having 5 They… (to wait) for us when we… (to arrive). a waited, arrived b waited, were arriving c were waiting, arrived 6 He… (to meet) his wife when he... (to work) in Japan. a met, was working b meeting, was working c met, worked 7 I… (to drive) when you…. (to phone) me. a drove, phoned b drove, was phoning c was driving, phoned 8 It… (not to rain) when I … (to wake up) this morning. a was raining, woke up b is raining, wake up c is raining, waking up 9 I… (not listen) when you … (to give) instruction. a wasn't listening, gave b didn't listen, were giving c wasn't listening, give 10 While she… (to speak) to her friend, I suddenly... (to notice) a man in a black hat in the shop. a spoke, was noticing b was speaking, noticed c spoke, noticed 11 The boys... (to fight) when their father… (to come). a were fighting, came b was fighting, came c fought, came 12 A cat... (to eat) my cake when I … (to sleep) in the park. a ate, slept b ate, was sleeping c was eating, slept 13 They... (to play) tennis when it… (to start) to rain. a were playing, started b was playing, starting c played, was started 14 They… (to study) in the library when the fire… (to start). a studies, starts b studied, started c were studying, started 15 It ...(to snow) when we…( to arrive) in London. a was snowing, were arriving b were snowing, arrived c was snowing, arrived 16 I... (to sleep) on my sofa when my sister …(to come) home. a slept, was coming b was sleeping, came c sleep, come 17 We... (to have) lunch in a nice restaurant when my cousin... (to get) a call on his phone. a were having, was getting b were having, got c had, was getting 18 When my cousin… (to come back), I… (to smile). a came back, was smiling b was coming back, smiled c came,smiled 19 They... (to walk) along the beach when they… (to see) their cousins. a were walking, were seeing b was walking, saw c were walking, saw 20 The thief … (to break in) while Kate… (to have) breakfast. a broke in, was having b was breaking in, was having c broke in, had 21 He … (to play) tennis when he… (to hurt) his leg. a was playing, hurt b played, hurt c playing , hurt 22 While we … (to travel) we… (to meet) lots of other tourists. a travel, meet b travelled, met c were travelling, met 23 My brother… (to swim) in the sea when he… (to see) the shark. a was swimming, saw b swam, saw c was swimming, seen 24 While he … (to travel), he … (to meet) many people. a were travelling, met b was travelling, met c travelled, met 25 While two mechanics… (to fix) their car, they… (to meet) a friendly couple a were fixing, met b were fixed, met c were fixing, meet 26 They… (to talk) when the taxi… (to appear). a were talked, appeared b were talking, appeared c were talking, appearing 27 She … (to play) with her son in the garden, when they… (to call) her. a were playing, called b was playing, called c was playing, was calling 28 While I… (to study) in the library, he… (to say) “hello”. a was studing, was saying b was studing, said c was studing, say 29 She …. (study) English with her friends when her mother… (to call) her. a was studying, called b were studying, called c was studying, calling 30 I … (to fall) when I… (to climb) a mountain. a fell, was climbing b fall, was climbing c fall, was climbed 31 While I… (to go) to the shops, I… (to drop) my wallet. a going, dropped b was going, dropping c was going, dropped 32 When the fire… (to start) he …. (study) Spanish with his brother. a started, was studying b was starting, was studying c was starting, studied

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OED2 -Past simple and continuousOnline version

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She…. (to break) her arm when she … (to play) football.

It … (to snow) when we … (to leave) the library.

When you … (to call) me, I… (to talk) to my boss.

She…. (to arrive) when we… (to have) dinner.

They… (to wait) for us when we… (to arrive).

He… (to meet) his wife when he... (to work) in Japan.

I… (to drive) when you…. (to phone) me.

It… (not to rain) when I … (to wake up) this morning.

I… (not listen) when you … (to give) instruction.

While she… (to speak) to her friend, I suddenly... (to notice) a man in a black hat in the shop.

The boys... (to fight) when their father… (to come).

A cat... (to eat) my cake when I … (to sleep) in the park.

They... (to play) tennis when it… (to start) to rain.

They… (to study) in the library when the fire… (to start).

It ...(to snow) when we…( to arrive) in London.

I... (to sleep) on my sofa when my sister …(to come) home.

We... (to have) lunch in a nice restaurant when my cousin... (to get) a call on his phone.

When my cousin… (to come back), I… (to smile).

They... (to walk) along the beach when they… (to see) their cousins.

The thief … (to break in) while Kate… (to have) breakfast.

He … (to play) tennis when he… (to hurt) his leg.

While we … (to travel) we… (to meet) lots of other tourists.

My brother… (to swim) in the sea when he… (to see) the shark.

While he … (to travel), he … (to meet) many people.

While two mechanics… (to fix) their car, they… (to meet) a friendly couple

They… (to talk) when the taxi… (to appear).

She … (to play) with her son in the garden, when they… (to call) her.

While I… (to study) in the library, he… (to say) “hello”.

She …. (study) English with her friends when her mother… (to call) her.

I … (to fall) when I… (to climb) a mountain.

While I… (to go) to the shops, I… (to drop) my wallet.

When the fire… (to start) he …. (study) Spanish with his brother.