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I (walk) along the street when I (meet) an old friend.

I was walking along the street when I saw an old friend.

While ( I/go) home, he(eat) his lunch

While I was going home, he was eating his lunch.

While we (play) tennis , John (hurt) his ankle.

While we were playing tennis , John hurt his ankle.

When I (leave) the house, it (snow).

When I left the house, it was snowing.

It ( start to snow) while I (drive) to work.

It started to snow while I was driving to work.

Susie (watch) a film when she (hear) a noise.

Susie was watching a film when she heard a noise

When I (walk) into the room, everyone (work).

When I walked into the room, everyone was working.

When her train (get) to the station, we (wait) on the platform.

When her train got to the station, we were waiting on the platform.

I (not/work) when my boss ( walk in) my office: I was on Facebook.

I wasn't working when my boss walked in my office. I was on Facebook.

I ( write) some emails while I (wait) for my plane.

I was writing some e-mails while I was waiting for my plane.

He (live) in Russia when the Revolution (start).

He was living in Russia when the Revolution started.

He (have) a shower when the telephone (ring).

He was having a shower when the telephone rang.

I (still/sleep) when my wife ( leave) for work this morning.

I was still sleeping when my wife left for work this morning.

I ( break) my leg while I ( run).

I broke my leg while I was running.

While she ( have lunch), she( watch) TV.

While she was having lunch, she was watching TV.

When the guests ( arrive), John ( cook) dinner.

When the guests arrived , John was cooking dinner.

She ( sing) in the shower, when she ( hear) a strange noise in the kitchen.

She was singing in the shower, when she heard a strange noise in the kitchen.

What (they/do) at 10pm yesterday night ?

What were you doing at 10 p.m. yesterday night?

I (sit) in a cafe when you (call) me

I was sitting in a cafe when you called me

(it/rain) when you (leave) home?

Was it raining when you left home?

I (see) a car crash while I (wait) for the taxi.

I saw a car crash while I was waiting for the taxi.