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You (enjoy) our shopping trip.
You (enjoy) our shopping trip. (Past Cont.)
You were enjoying our shopping trip.
She (not pay) at the till. (Past Cont.)
She wasn't paying at the till.
‘ (he / wait) in the queue for long?’ ‘No, he wasn’t.’ (Past Cont.)
‘ Was he waiting in the queue for long?’ ‘No, he wasn’t.’
They (drive) to the shopping centre. (Past Cont.)
They were driving to the shopping centre.
We (not shop) for a gift for our parents. (Past Cont.)
We weren't shopping for a gift for our parents.
We (not shop) for a gift for our parents. (Past Simple)
We didn't shop for a gift for our parents.
They (drive) to the shopping centre. (Past Simple)
They drove to the shopping centre.
She (not pay) at the till. (Past Simple)
She didn't pay at the till.
( you / enjoy) our shopping trip? (Past Simple)
Did you enjoy our shopping trip?
They (listen) to music when their father came home.
They were listening to music when their father came home.
You (pay) for your things when I saw you.
You were paying for your things when I saw you
The doors closed while I (walk) through them!
The doors closed while I was walking through them!
She was driving to the shops when it (start) to rain.
She was driving to the shops when it started to rain.
While I was watching TV, the phone (ring) twice.
While I was watching TV, the phone rang twice.
He (not shop) early this morning. (Past Cont.)
He wasn't stopping early this morning.
