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I _____ (check) my emails while I was using Helen’s computer. (Past Simple or Past Continuous)

checked

Mum fell asleep while she ____ (read). (Past Simple or Past Continuous)

was reading

I ____ (not see) anyone while I was swimming yesterday. (Past Simple or Past Continuous)

didn't see

We were washing the car while Chris and Ben _____ (clean) the kitchen. (Past Simple or Past Continuous)

were cleaning

Michael was working in a café when I ____ (meet) him for the first time. (Past Simple or Past Continuous)

met

I _____ (play) tennis when I hurt my leg. (Past Simple or Past Continuous)

was playing

I went shopping and then I met / was meeting up with my friends.

met

Luckily I didn’t play / wasn’t playing football when the storm arrived.

wasn’t playing

Were you paying / Did you pay attention while the teacher was speaking?

Were you paying

Dad went to work while I had / was having breakfast.

was having

When we got / were getting home, our neighbours were having a party.

got

I took the bus into town and then I was going / went to the cinema.

went

While Sally was sleeping / slept, I was watching TV.

was sleeping

Mum bought a comfortable sofa and _____ she bought some unusual lamps.

then

while

We were enjoying a peaceful evening in the garden _____ it started to rain.

when

then

I was tidying the cupboards _____ Jane was painting the ceiling in the entrance.

while

then

My brothers ____ (not feel) very well so they stayed at home. (Past Continuous)

weren't feeling

What film ____ Claudia _____ (watch) with her parents? (Past Continuous)

was, watching

I _____ (not listen) so I don’t know what to do now. (Past Continuous)

wasn't listening

What ____ Stephen _____ (laugh) about? (Past Continuous)

was, laughing

We _____ (clean) the garage when you called. (Past Continuous)

were cleaning

Who _____ you _____ (talk) to at the gate? (Past Continuous)

were, talking

I ______ (sit) on the sofa when it started to snow. (Past Continuous)

was sitting

Who / you / invite / to your party? (Past Simple)

Who did you invite to your party?

Who / take / you / to the airport? (Past Simple)

Who took you to the airport?

Who / you / meet / yesterday? (Past Simple)

Who did you meet yesterday?

Who / tell / you the answer? (Past Simple)

Who told you the answer?

Who / you / go / on holiday with? (Past Simple)

Who did you go on holiday with?

Oh, no! _____ (you / leave) your luggage on the ship? (Past Simple)

Did you leave

We ______ (go) to the museum on foot. (Past Simple)

went

____ your parents at John’s party?

Were

Was

Was she at home yesterday? Yes, she ___ .

was

were

We _____ tired so we didn’t take the lift.

weren’t

were

How ____ your holiday?

was

were

Laura ___ (be) ill last week. (Past Simple)

was

Alex ____ (not go) to Sarah’s party. (Past Simple)

didn't go

When _____ (Stephen / pass) his driving test? (Past Simple)

did Stephen pass

My parents ____ (travel) to Paris by train. (Past Simple)

travelled

I _____ (start) learning the guitar last year. (Past Simple)

started

We ____ (play) football on Saturday. (Past Simple)

played

Helen ____ (study) hard for her maths test. (Past Simple)

studied

Why _____ (not be) you at school yesterday? (Past Simple)

weren't

I’m not seeing / I can’t see any fish in this river.

I can’t see

Peter doesn’t understand / isn’t understanding what to do.

doesn’t understand

Do you know / Are you knowing how many tigers there are in India?

Do you know

I hate seeing animals in zoos. They ______ (not have got) much space. (Present Simple)

haven't got

We _____ (think) about going to the sea this summer. (Present Continuous)

are thinking

To which family of animals ____ the whale ____ (belong)? (Present Simple)

does, belong

____ you ____ (believe) our planet is changing? (Present Simple)

Do, believe

I ’m not hearing / can’t hear the music.

can’t hear

What do you think / are you thinking of my plan?

do you think

Mmm! That paella tastes / is tasting really good.

tastes

Simon is hating / hates early mornings!

hates

I really need / am needing some new trainers.

need

We can see / are seeing the sea from our house.

can see

How are you feeling / can you feel? You don’t look very well.

are you feeling

I ’m thinking / think, so please leave me alone!

’m thinking

I ______ (not have) a good time at the moment. My classmates aren’t very friendly. (Present Continuous)

'm not having

______ (you learn) many new skills on your new course? (Present Continuous)

Are you learning

You _____ (not be) very polite today! Remember to say thank you! (Present Continuous)

aren't being

Please be quiet! I ______ (watch) an exciting football match on TV. (Present Continuous)

'm watching

We _______ (train) for the expedition again this week. (Present Continuous)

are training

Jane ______ (study) English this term. (Present Continuous)

is studying

Make the sentence: My sister Sarah / not/ be / helpful / at home. (Present Simple)

My sister Sarah isn’t helpful at home.

Make the sentence: I/ not/ speak English / very well. (Present Simple)

I don’t speak English very well.

Make the sentence: your brother / usually / meet / his friends / after school? (Present Simple)

Does your brother usually meet his friends after school?

Make the sentence: My mum / teach / English / at our school. (Present Simple)

My mum teaches English at our school.

Make the sentence: Lucy / be / always / lazy / at school. (Present Simple)

Lucy is always lazy at school.

Make the sentence: you / often / go camping / with your friends? (Present Simple)

Do you often go camping with your friends?

Make the sentence: Peter / usually / play tennis / at the weekends. (Present Simple)

Peter usually plays tennis at the weekends.

Why does Laura sit / is Laura sitting in the garden? It’s cold and dark out there!

is Laura sitting

David has / is having a lot of homework every day.

has

What do you read / are you reading at the moment?

are you reading

We don’t often go / aren’t often going out during the week.

don’t often go

I don’t do / ’m not doing anything right now.

’m not doing

John sleeps / is sleeping upstairs at the moment.

is sleeping

How often do you play / are you playing computer games?

do you play

Mum teaches / is teaching French twice a week.

teaches