The Past Continuous and the Past Simple
I was mowing the lawn and he got me a pocket of cigarettes. Is this sentence written correctly? I suppose that it is but I'm not sure in 100 %
And another sentence:
He was talking to his friend and he told him that he was going to organise a party.
The last one:
-I've had driving classes today.
- How was it?
- It was ok. I was driving around London/ I drove around London? - I'd choose the first option.
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witty witty 764 I was mowing the lawn and he got me a pocket of cigarettes. Is this sentence written correctly? No.
- witty witty 764 I was mowing the lawn and he got me a pocket of cigarettes.
- Is this sentence written correctly?
- No.
- I was mowing the lawn and he got me a pack of cigarettes .
- witty witty 764 He was talking to his friend , and he told him that he was going to organise a party.
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witty witty 764I was mowing the lawn and he got me a pocket of cigarettes. Is this sentence written correctly?
No.
I was mowing the lawn and he got me a pack of cigarettes.
witty witty 764He was talking to his friend, and he told him that he was
0witty witty 764pocket of cigarettes.
pack or packet.
witty witty 764-I've had driving classes today.
In American English. In British English people talk of having driving lessons.
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