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(the campers / tell stories / while / the stars / shine brightly)

→ The campers were telling stories while the stars were shining brightly.

(we / watch the waves / while / the sun / set)

→ We were watching the waves while the sun was setting.

(the children / run around the playground / while / the teachers / talk)

→ The children were running around the playground while the teachers were talking.

(she / write in her notebook / while / her friend / draw in hers)

→ She was writing in her notebook while her friend was drawing in hers.

(the monkeys / jump from tree to tree / while / the tourists / take pictures)

→ The monkeys were jumping from tree to tree while the tourists were taking pictures.

(the girls / decorate the classroom / while / the boys / bring in the chairs)

→ The girls were decorating the classroom while the boys were bringing in the chairs.

(the swimmers / practise / while / the coach / give instructions)

→ The swimmers were practising while the coach was giving instructions.

(we / wait for the bus / while / it / get colder outside)

→ We were waiting for the bus while it was getting colder outside.

(I / look out the window / while / the train / move through the countryside)

→ I was looking out the window while the train was moving through the countryside.

(the children / build a tower / while / their friends / watch)

→ The children were building a tower while their friends were watching.

(the chef / cook the soup / while / the assistants / cut vegetables)

→ The chef was cooking the soup while the assistants were cutting vegetables.

(my grandparents / sit in the garden / while / the birds / sing)

→ My grandparents were sitting in the garden while the birds were singing.

(the dog / chase a ball / while / the cat / climb a tree)

→ The dog was chasing a ball while the cat was climbing a tree.

(the teacher / talk to a student / while / the rest of the class / read quietly)

→ The teacher was talking to a student while the rest of the class were reading quietly.

(I / clean my room / while / my brother / sleep)

→ I was cleaning my room while my brother was sleeping.

(the boys / play chess / while / the girls / do a puzzle)

→ The boys were playing chess while the girls were doing a puzzle.

(the campers / cook dinner / while / the fire / burn brightly)

→ The campers were cooking dinner while the fire was burning brightly.

(the children / make a sandcastle / while / their parents / relax on the beach)

→ The children were making a sandcastle while their parents were relaxing on the beach.

(Mum / water the plants / while / Dad / fix the fence)

→ Mum was watering the plants while Dad was fixing the fence.

(the cats / chase each other / while / the rabbits / eat grass)

→ The cats were chasing each other while the rabbits were eating grass.

(my sister / listen to music / while / I / write an email)

→ My sister was listening to music while I was writing an email.

(the birds / fly in the sky / while / the sun / shine)

→ The birds were flying in the sky while the sun was shining.

(we / have lunch / while / it / rain heavily)

→ We were having lunch while it was raining heavily.

(Tom / look for his pencil / while / Emma / pack her bag)

→ Tom was looking for his pencil while Emma was packing her bag.

(the students / clean the classroom / while / the teacher / check their homework)

→ The students were cleaning the classroom while the teacher was checking their homework.

(the boys / ride their bikes / while / the girls / take photos)

→ The boys were riding their bikes while the girls were taking photos.

(I / draw a picture / while / my friend / colour hers)

→ I was drawing a picture while my friend was colouring hers.

(the baby / sleep / while / the dog / bark outside)

→ The baby was sleeping while the dog was barking outside.

(my dad / read the newspaper / while / my mum / drink coffee)

→ My dad was reading the newspaper while my mum was drinking coffee.

(the children / sing / while / the teacher / play the piano)

→ The children were singing while the teacher was playing the piano.