Past Progressive 2
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1. Question
What were you doing at different parts of the day yesterday? Choose the appropriate verb and conjugate it in the past progressive tense:
Que faisiez-vous à différents moments de la journée hier ? Choisissez le verbe approprié et conjuguez-le au passé progressif :
Get, eat (2x), dream, log, attend, drive, walk, prepare, take- At 7am, I breakfast for my family.
- At 8:30am, I to work.
- At 9am, I into the office building.
- At 10am, I the first meeting of the day.
- From noon until 1pm, I lunch with my colleagues.
- At 4pm, I out from my office computer.
- At 6pm, I for tomorrow’s presentation.
- At 8pm, I a shower.
- At 10pm, I ready for bed.
- At 11:30pm, I about a vacation in Tahiti.
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2. Question
Complete the sentences by putting the verbs in brackets () into the past progressive tense.
Complétez les phrases en mettant les verbes entre parenthèses () au passé progressif.- When we were in high school together, you (always/borrow) my things – my pencil, my pen, my ruler, my calculator, etc.
- In 1997, Shirley and Jim (live) in New York.
- Which bus you (take) when you lost your phone?
- Officer, I (not/drive) too fast when you pulled me over.
- While the teacher (not/look), young Jeffrey (cheat) on his test.
- What the innocent bystander (do) while the armed gunmen (rob) the bank?
- you (paint) the fence all afternoon?
- What you (do) at the time of the murder?
- I (laugh) while they (cry).
- At 11 PM, I (sleep) like a baby.
- At 9 PM, I looked outside, and I was happy to see that it (not/rain) anymore.
- While her colleagues were out (eat) lunch, Rebecca (write) an important report in her office.
- I (not/run) when I tripped and fell.
- I (sit) in a traffic jam for two hours.
- My neighbours (play) loud music all night long.
- you (look) for me?
- Jack and Cheryl (play) table tennis at the provincial championships.
- I (mind) my own business when he walked right up to me and pushed me for no reason.
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