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True or False: “When” usually introduces the shorter action that interrupts the longer one.

True

My father ___ (drive) home when he ___ (see) an accident.

was driving / saw

I ___ (meet) an old friend while I ___ (shop).

met / was shopping

Choose the correct sentence: A) I was cooking when she called me. B) I cooked when she was calling me.

A) I was cooking when she called me.

She ___ (watch) TV while her brother ___ (do) homework.

was watching / was doing

True or False: “When” is usually followed by Past Simple if it describes a short action.

True

Choose the correct sentence: A) While I walked home, it was raining. B) While I was walking home, it was raining.

B) While I was walking home, it was raining.

He ___ (read) a book when the lights ___ (go) out.

was reading / went

Correct the mistake: She was fell asleep while she was watching TV.

fell

Correct the mistake: I was broke my phone while I was running.

broke

“While” is used for ______ actions happening at the same time.

two long/continuous

She ___ (drop) her bag while she ___ (run) to the bus.

dropped / was running

Make a sentence using: when / phone / ring / take shower/ I

I was taking a shower when the phone rang.

Correct the mistake: He was listening to music when his mother was calling him.

called

They ___ (not play) outside when it started to snow.

were not playing

She ___ (fall) asleep while she ___ (study).

fell / was studying

I ___ (break) my glasses while I ___ (clean) my room.

broke / was cleaning

True or False: “While” is often used with Past Simple verbs.

False (usually Past Continuous)

They ___ (play) football when it started to rain.

were playing

What ___ (you/do) when the teacher came in?

were you doing