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Past Tense Mix: Simple vs Continuous

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Past tenses quiz

by sofi
1

She _____ a book when the lights went out.

2

They _____ for the bus when it started to rain.

3

I _____ to catch the bus, but I missed it.

4

He _____ his homework every day after dinner.

5

While she _____, the phone rang.

6

We _____ when the earthquake hit.

7

He _____ the door when I arrived.

8

She _____ in Paris in 2005.

9

What _____ you _____ when the power went out?

10

They _____ dinner when the guests arrived.

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Past continuous indicates an ongoing action at a past time.

Past continuous describes an interrupted action happening when another occurred.

Past continuous shows the ongoing action in the past; the miss is a separate event.

Past simple is used for habitual actions in the past.

Past continuous sets the background action; the phone rang is the interrupting event.

Past continuous describes what was happening when another event occurred.

Past continuous for the ongoing action at the moment of arrival.

Past simple to state a completed past fact.

Question structure using past continuous for the action you were performing.

Past continuous indicates the ongoing action at the moment the guests arrived.

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