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Past Continuous Quiz
 

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Test your past continuous knowledge.

by mayte vazquez
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She _____ when the phone rang.

2

They _____ TV at 8 pm yesterday.

3

What is the past continuous form of 'He reads a book' with subject 'He' and past time?

4

We _____ dinner when the power went out.

5

While I _____, the train arrived.

6

The dog _____ loudly last night.

7

At 6 pm yesterday, I _____ dinner.

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The children _____ in the park when it started to rain.

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She _____ a movie when you called.

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The past continuous is formed with 'was/were' + _____ of the verb.

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Past continuous = was/were + verb-ing; actions in progress at a past time.

Use were + watching to describe an ongoing past action.

Correct form: He was reading a book.

Was/were + verb-ing describes actions in progress.

Continuing action in the past: was reading.

Past continuous describes ongoing past action.

Action in progress at a specific past time: was eating.

In progress in the past: were playing.

Past continuous for ongoing past action.

Use the -ing form (present participle) after was/were.

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