PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE I WAS

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PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE

PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE

PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE I WAS YOU WE WERE THEY VERB + ING HE SHE

PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE I WAS YOU WE WERE THEY VERB + ING HE SHE IT WAS

She was climbing in the afternoon last Saturday.

She was climbing in the afternoon last Saturday.

I was feeding the chickens at four o’clock yesterday

I was feeding the chickens at four o’clock yesterday

I was making a cake at ten o’clock last Friday.

I was making a cake at ten o’clock last Friday.

They were having a birhtday party last Sunday.

They were having a birhtday party last Sunday.

Was Kate playing tennis at haft past five on Wednesday? No, she wasn’t. What

Was Kate playing tennis at haft past five on Wednesday? No, she wasn’t. What was she doing? She was training at half past five on Wednesday.

Was Kate cleaning her house at quarter past nine on Tuesday? No, she wasn’t.

Was Kate cleaning her house at quarter past nine on Tuesday? No, she wasn’t. What was she doing? She was taking the children to school at quarter past nine on Tuesday.

Was Kate listening to music at half past three on Monday? No, she wasn’t.

Was Kate listening to music at half past three on Monday? No, she wasn’t. What was she doing? She washing her car at half past three on Monday.

Was Kate watching TV at eight o’clock on Thursday? No, she wasn’t. What was

Was Kate watching TV at eight o’clock on Thursday? No, she wasn’t. What was she doing? She was cooking at eight o’clock on Thursday.

Was Kate ironing clothes at twenty past nine on Saturday? No, she wasn’t. What

Was Kate ironing clothes at twenty past nine on Saturday? No, she wasn’t. What was she doing? She was watching TV at twenty past nine on Saturday.

Was Kate reading a book at half past six on Friday? No, she wasn’t.

Was Kate reading a book at half past six on Friday? No, she wasn’t. What was she doing? She was going a cafe’ with her friends at half past six on Friday.

Was Kate having breakfast at half past eleven on Sunday? No, she wasn’t. What

Was Kate having breakfast at half past eleven on Sunday? No, she wasn’t. What was she doing? She was playing tennis at half past eleven on Sunday.

WHEN/WHILE When +S. Past Tense, Past Cont. Tense Past Cont+When +S. Past Tense When

WHEN/WHILE When +S. Past Tense, Past Cont. Tense Past Cont+When +S. Past Tense When I cut my finger, I was making a salad. Simple past tense Past continuous tense I was making a salad when I cut my finger. Past continuous tense Simple past tense

WHEN/WHILE While +Past Cont. Tense, S. Past Tense S. Past. Tense +While +Past Cont.

WHEN/WHILE While +Past Cont. Tense, S. Past Tense S. Past. Tense +While +Past Cont. Tense While I was doing my homework, my uncle came in. Past continuous tense Simple past tense My uncle came in while I was doing my homework Simple past tense Past continuous tense

……… I broke my glasses, I was cleaning them. WHEN WHILE

……… I broke my glasses, I was cleaning them. WHEN WHILE

He had an accident …………… he was driving fast. WHEN WHILE

He had an accident …………… he was driving fast. WHEN WHILE

He was reading a newspaper in the park ………. . Mr. Carlos saw him.

He was reading a newspaper in the park ………. . Mr. Carlos saw him. WHEN WHILE

……… he was riding a horse, he fell down. WHEN WHILE

……… he was riding a horse, he fell down. WHEN WHILE

MAKE SENTENCES begin/ rain/they/tennis/play/it They were playing tennis when it began to rain. While

MAKE SENTENCES begin/ rain/they/tennis/play/it They were playing tennis when it began to rain. While they were playing tennis, it began to rain.

MAKE SENTENCES phone/ring/I/have/lunch/the telephone I was having lunch when the telephone rang. The telephone

MAKE SENTENCES phone/ring/I/have/lunch/the telephone I was having lunch when the telephone rang. The telephone rang while I was having lunch.

MAKE SENTENCES pick/she/he/some/her/flowers/see ………. he saw her, she was picking some flowers. ………. she

MAKE SENTENCES pick/she/he/some/her/flowers/see ………. he saw her, she was picking some flowers. ………. she was picking some flowers, he saw her.

MAKE SENTENCES knock/I/at/door/she/tidy/her room She was tidying her room ……… I knocked at the

MAKE SENTENCES knock/I/at/door/she/tidy/her room She was tidying her room ……… I knocked at the door. ……… she was tidying her room, I knocked at the door.

MAKE SENTENCES see/I/manager/he/enter/his office ……… I saw the manager, he was entering his office.

MAKE SENTENCES see/I/manager/he/enter/his office ……… I saw the manager, he was entering his office. He was entering his room ……… I saw the manager.

She/knit/he/enter/the room

She/knit/he/enter/the room

The secretary/listen to/music/the boss/ enter /the office

The secretary/listen to/music/the boss/ enter /the office

She/look/the cat/she/hit/another car

She/look/the cat/she/hit/another car

he/walk/in the forest/he/lose/his way

he/walk/in the forest/he/lose/his way

Students/shout/the teacher/come/into the classroom

Students/shout/the teacher/come/into the classroom