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Past Simple vs Past Continuous Quiz

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Past Simple vs Past Continuous Quiz
 

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Test your grasp of two tenses

by Fernanda Valente
1

When I arrived, she __ TV.

2

He __ dinner when the phone rang.

3

I __ to music yesterday evening.

4

They __ a movie when the lights__ off.

5

She __ when the door opened.

6

We __ to see the museum last weekend.

7

What __ you __ when I called you?

8

He __ in Paris when he met her.

9

They __ breakfast when the bus arrived.

10

I __ my keys while I __ the drawer.

Explicação

Past continuous for ongoing action in the past; past simple for the main event.

Past continuous shows the ongoing action interrupted by a past event.

Past simple for completed action completed yesterday.

Two actions: ongoing past (was/were watching) and instantaneous past (went off).

Ongoing past action interrupted by another past event.

Past simple for a completed past action.

Question uses past continuous to show ongoing action at past moment.

Past continuous for background action.

Ongoing action interrupted by the bus arrival.

Two simultaneous past actions with past continuous.

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