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Dhani konda Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Can anyone explain which situations we form simple past and past progressive sentence.
If sentence has 2 blanks one for simple past another for past continues. How can i identify which form is suitable in each blank?
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Can you give an example of a sentence you are talking about? Past continuous generally follows the same rules as the present continuous - an ongoing action in the past. I was taking a shower when you called.
- Can you give an example of a sentence you are talking about?
- Past continuous generally follows the same rules as the present continuous - an ongoing action in the past.
- I was taking a shower when you called.
- I was planning to go to the park and play football, but the weatherman predicted bad weather.
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Can you give an example of a sentence you are talking about?
Past continuous generally follows the same rules as the present continuous - an ongoing action in the past.
I was taking a shower when you called.
I was planning to go to the park and play football, but the weatherman predicted bad weather.
Past continuous generally follows the same rules as the present continuous - an ongoing action in the past.
I was taking a shower when you called.
I was planning to go to the park and play football, but the weatherman predicted bad weather.
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