PAST SIMPLE/CONTINUOS AND PERFECT

We form the (…) with had +V3 (ed)

Past simple, past perfect simple or past continuous. Before I ___ (have) the opportunity to book tickets for the concert, they ___ (all sell) out.

We use the (…) to describe a completed action that happened before another time in the past.

Past simple, past perfect simple or past continuous. Even though we ___ (never meet), I ___ (recognize) him from his Facebook page.

We use the (…) to describe the main events of a story, in the order they happened.

Past simple, past perfect simple or past continuous. We ___ (run) during an hour when the thunderstorm ___ (begin).

Past simple, past perfect simple or past continuous. My parents ___ (not believe) me when I told them I ___ (pass) every one of my exams.

We form (......) with was/were +Ving

We use the (…) to describe a longer action interrupted by a short action in the past simple.

Past simple, past perfect simple or past continuous. She ___ (put on) her raincoat, ___ (pick up) her umbrella and ___ (leave) the house.

We use the (…) with sequencing expressions (when, after, by the time, earlier) when one event happened before another event.

We use the (…) to describe a short action that interrupts a longer action in the past continuous.