Past continuous Empower B1 Unit 2B Grammar | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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I ... Cancun when I ... in Mexico

didn't visit, was working

wasn't visiting Cancun, worked

We ... tired when we ... home.

felt, were getting

were feeling , got

Past continuous: ... (she / not study) when I got home; ... (she / talk) to her friends online.

she wasn't studying, she was talking

He ... his job when he ... for his exams.

was leaving, studied

left , was studying

Past continuos or past simple: When I ... (travel) around Australia, I ... (lose) my passport.

was travelling, lost

Past continuos or past simple: The train... (leave) the station when I ... (realise) I was on the wrong train.

was leaving, realised

Past continuos or past simple: I ... (run) for the bus when my bag ... (open) and all my things ... (fall) out.

was running, opened, fell

Past continuos or past simple: Someone ... (steal) my bag when I ... (stand) in the queue for a ticket.

stole, was standing

It ... (rain) when she ... (leave) the house.

was raining, left

The doorbell ... when I ... a film.

rang, was watching

was ringing, watched

Past continuous: A year ago, ... (I / live) with my parents.

I was living

When you ... (call) me, I ... (cook) dinner.

called, was cooking

When I ... (walk) down the street, I ... (find) en dollars.

was walking, found

I ... some cleaning when I ... the news on the radio

was doing, heard

did, was hearing

They ... (not work) quietly when the teacher ... (come) back.

weren't working, came

Past continuous: At nine last night, ... (we / sleep).

we were sleeping

She ... down the street when she ... her friend.

was walking, saw

walked, was seeing

Past continuous: A: What ... (you / do) at midnight on New Year's Eve? B: We ... (watch) the celebrations on TV.

A: were you doing B: were watching

Past continuos or past simple: I ... (drive) to a family wedding when my GPS ... (stop) working.

was driving , stopped

I ... when I ... my bicycle into a tree.

wasn't looking, crashed

didn't look, was crashing

Past continuous: A: ... (Most people / not wear) suits for the job interview. B: What ... (they wear)?

A: Most people weren't wearing B: were they wearing?