I _____ so I _____ the question. (not listen / not hear)
I wasn't listening so I didn't hear the question.
We ______ in the park when we ______ the fox. (walk / see)
We were walking in the park when we saw the fox.
They ________ in a cafe when he _______ her to marry him. (sit / ask)
They were sitting in a cafe when he asked her to marry him.
________, I ________ the question? (you listen / not hear)
Were you listening, I didn't hear the question?
He ______ his job so he ______ to leave. (not enjoy / decide)
He wasn't enjoying his job so he decided to leave.
She ______ when her phone ______ . (wash up / ring)
She was washing up when her phone rang.
You ______ so you _______ the goal. (not watch / miss)
You weren't watching so you missed the goal.
______ in Edinburgh when she _______ to drive? (she live / learn)
Was she living in Edinburgh when she learned/learnt to drive?
______ in the park when they ______ the fox? (they walk / see)
Were they walking in the park when they saw the fox?
I ______ to the radio when I _______ your song. (listen / hear)
I was listening to the radio when I heard your song.
We ______ in Edinburgh when we ______ our daughter. (live / have)
We were living in Edinburgh when we had our daughter.
He ______ at university when he ______ his wife. (study / meet)
He was studying at university when he met his wife.
We _______ for the government when we _______ married. (work / get)
We were working for the government when we got married.
They ______ in Edinburgh when they ______ married. (not live/ get)
They weren't living in Edinburgh when they got married.
_______ in a cafe when you __________ the news? (you sit / hear)
Were you sitting in a café when you heard the news?
_________ at the busstop when _____________ the accident. (we wait/ see)
We were waiting at the busstop when we saw the accident.
