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    1. The past simple tense is used to describe completed actions in the past without reference to a specific time, while the past progressive describes ongoing actions that were interrupted or continued. 2. The main difference between the past simple and past progressive is that the past simple uses the auxiliary "did" for negatives and interrogatives, while the past progressive always uses the auxiliary "to be". 3. Examples are given showing actions in the past progressive paired with completed actions in the past simple to illustrate how they are used together.

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    1. The past simple tense is used to describe completed actions in the past without reference to a specific time, while the past progressive describes ongoing actions that were interrupted or continued. 2. The main difference between the past simple and past progressive is that the past simple uses the auxiliary "did" for negatives and interrogatives, while the past progressive always uses the auxiliary "to be". 3. Examples are given showing actions in the past progressive paired with completed actions in the past simple to illustrate how they are used together.

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    Actividad de Refuerso Ingles

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    1. The past simple tense is used to describe completed actions in the past without reference to a specific time, while the past progressive describes ongoing actions that were interrupted or continued. 2. The main difference between the past simple and past progressive is that the past simple uses the auxiliary "did" for negatives and interrogatives, while the past progressive always uses the auxiliary "to be". 3. Examples are given showing actions in the past progressive paired with completed actions in the past simple to illustrate how they are used together.

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    Past simple Past progressive


     Se utiliza el pasado para  Se usa para expresar que una
    acciones que ocurrieron en el acción tenía lugar cuando otra la
    pasado que han finalizado, interrumpió.
    aunque no se menciones el  Describe acciones que estaban
    momento preciso. siendo realizadas en un momento
     Expresar hechos pasados del pasado al que se hace
     En la forma afirmativa el verbo referencia y que luego
    se conjuga agregándole “Ed” continuaron.
     Se utiliza el verbo “to be”
    Ejemplos:
     she painted her house yesterday Ejemplos:
     he traveled to Japan last year  He was reading the newspaper
     she walked yesterday in the when you arrived
    park  She was sleeping
     she was dancing in the room

    2 ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre los auxiliares del pasado simple y el pasado


    continuo?
    En el pasado simple usamos el auxiliar “did” que solo lo utilizamos para las
    estructuras negativas e interrogativas mientras que en el pasado continuo el
    auxiliar es el verbo “to be” que se utiliza para todas las estructuras
    3
    1. I was sleeping while she danced
    I was sleeping- pasado continuo
    She danced- pasado simple
    2. she was swimming when he arrived
    she was swimming- pasado continuo
    he arrived- pasado simple
    3. They were helping to build a house when I arrived

    They were helping to build a house- pasado continuo

    I arrived- pasado simple

    4. I was running while she walked

    I was running- pasado continuo

    She walked- pasado simple

    5. I was driving while she arrived at the house

    I was driving- pasado continuo

    She arrived at the house- pasado simple

    6. He was traveling to Spain while she worked

    He was traveling- pasado continuo

    She worked- pasado simple

    7. I was playing when she danced

    I was playing- pasado continuo

    She danced- pasado simple

    8. she was watching TV while I cooked

    she was watching TV- pasado continuo

    I cooked- pasado simple

    9. I was working while I waitted at the door

    I was working- pasado continuo

    I waitted at the door- pasado simple

    10. I was cooking while she listened to music

    I was cooking- pasado continuo

    She listened to music- pasado simple

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