Share Noun modifiers (past tenses: simple and continuous)
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There was a girl. She was reading a book.
There was a girl reading a book.
There were dogs. They were barking at a thief.
There were dogs barking at a thief.
There was Happy. She was looking for a way to Shanghai Museum.
There was Happy looking for a way to Shanghai Museum.
There was Bob. He was calling to Happy.
There was Bob calling to Happy.
There were students. They were reading a storybook.
There were students reading a storybook.
There was Maggie. She was teaching noun modifiers to students.
There was Maggie teaching noun modifiers to students.
There was Alex. He was making interactive games for his lessons.
There was Alex making interactive games for his lessons.
Lucy saw Bob. He was sitting on the bench with a girl a park.
Lucy saw Bob sitting on the bench with a girl in the park.
A man heard a little girl. She was crying.
A man heard a little girl crying.
Jason met Jenny in the shop. She was buying a new cell phone.
Jason met Jenny in the shop buying a new cell phone.
A police men killed a thief. He was robbing a bank.
A police men killed a thief robbing a bank.
Peter saw Betty. She was cooking lunch.
Peter saw Betty cooking lunch.
Bob felt scared. He was watching a horror movie.
Bob felt scared watching a horror movie.
There were tired students. They were having a test in English.
There were tired students having a test in English.
There were little kids. They were playing games.
There were little kids playing games.
There was a doctor. He was giving an injection to patients.
There was a doctor giving an injection to patients.
