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Past Continuous - English Quiz A2

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Past continuous practice (25 Qs)

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Past continuous practice (25 Qs)

by Sara Ximena Soto Valderrama
1

What is the past continuous form of 'She (watch) TV'?

2

Which sentence is correct in past continuous?

3

Choose the correct question in past continuous.

4

Complete: He _____ in the garden at 5 o’clock.

5

Choose the sentence in past continuous.

6

Which is correct for: 'They (study) math all afternoon.'

7

Identify the verb form: 'I was reading when the doorbell rang.'

8

Fill in: 'She _____ a book at 9 o’clock last night.'

9

Which sentence uses past continuous correctly with an interrupting action?

10

Choose the correct negation: 'She _____ watching TV.'

11

What is the past continuous form of 'They were sleeping' in negative tense?

12

Select the correct sentence: 'While I was studying, mom cooked dinner.'

13

Which sentence describes an action in progress in the past?

14

Fill: 'They _____ on the bus when the accident happened.'

15

Identify the incorrect option about past continuous.

16

Which time clue fits past continuous practice?

17

Choose the correct form: 'The kids _____ cartoons when I called.'

18

Complete the sentence: 'I _____ cooking when the phone rang.'

19

Which sentence is past continuous with interruption?

20

Select the past continuous form: 'We ______ to music all night.'

21

Fill: 'What _____ you doing yesterday at noon?'

22

Choose the correct phrase: 'They _____ studying when I arrived.'

23

Which sentence uses past continuous with a specific time?

24

What does 'past continuous' describe?

Explicación

Use 'was/were' + verb-ing for actions in progress in the past.

Correct form: was/were + verb-ing.

Interrogative: 'What were you doing' with past continuous.

Past continuous uses 'was/were' + verb-ing.

Background action interrupted by past simple.

Use past continuous for ongoing action in past.

The -ing form with was/were indicates past continuous.

Incorrect timing if action was ongoing at that time.

Past continuous for ongoing action; past simple for interrupting event.

Past continuous negation uses wasn't/were not.

Negation: wasn't/were not before verb-ing.

Correct use of past continuous for ongoing study.

Past continuous = was/were + verb-ing.

Background action in progress.

Subject-verb agreement: 'was' with she.

Specific past time often used with past continuous.

Subject plural -> were + verb-ing.

Auxiliary 'was' needed with 'cooking'.

Ongoing action interrupted by a short past event.

Past continuous uses 'were' + verb-ing.

Question form requires 'were' for past continuous.

Subject plural; use 'were'.

Past continuous + time expression.

Focuses on ongoing past actions.

 
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