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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
continuous versus simple past
continuous versus simple past?
She was looking down when I looked at her. She was looking down when I /was looking at her.
She was looking down when I looked at her. She was looking down when I /was looking at her.
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I read this as a single action, so I would use the simple past: She was looking down when I looked at her.
- I read this as a single action, so I would use the simple past: She was looking down when I looked at her.
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I read this as a single action, so I would use the simple past:
She was looking down when I looked at her.
She was looking down when I looked at her.
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