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Nina_Nia Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Past simple or past continuous
Hello,
In which of these situations is it possible to use either past continuous or past simple?
It wasn't raining/didn't rain when I got up.
Yesterday, she was walking/walked along the road when she met Jim.
Did you see Jane last night?
Yes, she was wearing/wore a very nice jacket.
What did you do/were you doing at 2 o'clock this morning.
How fast did you drive/were you driving when police stopped you.
When is it possible to use either generally?
Thanks
In which of these situations is it possible to use either past continuous or past simple?
It wasn't raining/didn't rain when I got up.
Yesterday, she was walking/walked along the road when she met Jim.
Did you see Jane last night?
Yes, she was wearing/wore a very nice jacket.
What did you do/were you doing at 2 o'clock this morning.
How fast did you drive/were you driving when police stopped you.
When is it possible to use either generally?
Thanks
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Nina_Nia Hello, In which of these situations is it possible to use either past continuous or past simple? Use past continuous in all of them. It wasn't raining /didn't rain when I got up.
- Nina_Nia Hello, In which of these situations is it possible to use either past continuous or past simple?
- Use past continuous in all of them.
- It wasn't raining /didn't rain when I got up.
- Yesterday, she was walking /walked along the road when she met Jim.
- Yesterday she met Jim when she was walking along the road.
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Nina_NiaHello, In which of these situations is it possible to use either past continuous or past simple? Use past continuous in all of them.
It wasn't raining/didn't rainwhen I got up.
Yesterday, she was walking/walkedalong the road when she met Jim.
Yesterday she
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