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    Worksheet Verb Tenses Past Simple & Past Continuous

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    The document provides a worksheet with examples of using the past simple and past continuous verb tenses. There are 19 sentences with blanks to be filled in with the appropriate tense. The sentences cover scenarios involving actions occurring simultaneously or sequentially in the past to illustrate when to use each tense. The tenses are tested in contexts like arriving somewhere and an ongoing action, an interruption, two parallel actions, and an ongoing action happening within a larger timeframe. The worksheet is meant to practice distinguishing between and applying the past simple and past continuous tenses.

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    Verb tenses Past Simple & Past Continuous

    ❖ Fill in the blanks with ​the past simple​ or ​the past continuous​:
    1. When I ​arrived​ (arrive) the teacher ​wrote​ (write) the summary.
    2. He ​crossed​ (cross) the road when I ​saw​ (see) him.
    3. Why ​they shouted​ (they / shout) at you when I ​woke up​ (wake up)?
    4. They ​fixed​ (fix) the computer when I ​opened​ (open) the door.
    5. Mary broke​ (Mary / break) her leg while she ​skate​ (skate)?
    6. I ​slept​ (sleep) when she ​knocked ​(knock) on the door.
    7. When I ​saw​ (see) Jim at the disco he ​didn’t talk​ (not / talk) to the Dj.
    8. I ​watched​ (watch) a film on TV when the electricity ​went​ (go)
    out.
    9. The Titanic ​didn’t cross​ (not / cross) the Pacific Ocean when it ​striked​ (strike) an iceberg.
    10. Paul ​didn’t fall​ (not / fall) while he ​run​ (run) away.
    11. Carol ​fell​ (fall) asleep while she ​read​ (read) a book.
    12. While my father ​drove​ (drive) home, he ​didn’t answer​ (not / answer) his mobile phone.
    13. While I ​had​ (have) a driving lesson it ​started​ (start) to rain heavily.
    14. When I ​found​ (find) the wallet on the street I ​went​ (go) to the police and I ​turned​ (turn) it in.
    15. When Mrs Spencer ​walked (walk) into the busy office, the secretary ​talked (talk) on the phone
    with a customer, several clerks ​Worked (work) at their desks and two managers ​discussed (discuss)
    methods to improve customer service.
    16. Last night, Sebastian ​went (go) at Susan’s house about 9:00 pm, but she ​Wasn’t (not / be) there.
    She ​studied​ (study) at a friend’s house.
    17. Sam ​read​ (read) the newspaper while he ​waited​ (wait) for the bus.
    18. Yesterday I ​saw​ (see) Paul at the party and he ​didn’t dance​ (not / dance) with Rachel.
    19. While my parents ​drove (drive) me to a great summer camp I ​texted (text) my friends about how
    happy I was about this type of holidays.

    GOOD WORK!!!

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