Past simple, past perfect simple or past continuous. We ___ (run) during an hour when the thunderstorm ___ (begin).

Past simple, past perfect simple or past continuous. Even though we ___ (never meet), I ___ (recognize) him from his Facebook page.

Past simple, past perfect simple or past continuous. My parents ___ (not believe) me when I told them I ___ (pass) every one of my exams.

We form (......) with was/were +Ving

We use the (…) to describe a longer action interrupted by a short action in the past simple.

We use the (…) to describe a completed action that happened before another time in the past.

We use the (…) to describe the main events of a story, in the order they happened.

We use the (…) to describe a short action that interrupts a longer action in the past continuous.

We use the (…) with sequencing expressions (when, after, by the time, earlier) when one event happened before another event.

We form the (…) with had +V3 (ed)

Past simple, past perfect simple or past continuous. She ___ (put on) her raincoat, ___ (pick up) her umbrella and ___ (leave) the house.

Past simple, past perfect simple or past continuous. Before I ___ (have) the opportunity to book tickets for the concert, they ___ (all sell) out.