Past Tense – Simple or Progressive: Fill in the correct form.
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George fell off the ladder while he was painting the ceiling. (fall, paint)
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Last night I was reading in bed when I suddenly heard a scream. (read, hear)
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Were you watching TV when I phoned you? (watch, phone)
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Ann was waiting for me when I arrived. (wait, arrive)
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Maisie was cleaning up the kitchen when John asked her to marry him. (clean, ask)
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The house cost £ 150,000 in 2003. (cost)
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The fire was still burning at six in the morning. (still burn)
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My brother got a new job a week ago (get).
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Columbus discovered America over 500 years ago (discover)
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She was not interested in the book because she did not understand it (be ,not understand)
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We lived in a house near the sea last summer (live)
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She could play the piano very well when she was young (can play, be)
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She left the office very early last night (leave).
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I met a friend while I was doing the shopping (meet, do)
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I was paying for my things when I heard someone call my name (pay, hear)
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I turned around and saw Judy. (turn, see)
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She was wearing a bright yellow dress when I saw her last (wear, see)
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We decided to have a cup of tea. (decide)
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While the waiter was picking up the pieces of glass he cut his finger (pick, cut)
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Then we left the cafe and said good bye (leave, say)
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I lit the fire at six and it was still burning brightly when Tom came in at seven. (light, burn)
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My dog was walking along quietly when Mary’s Pekinese attacked him. (walk, attack)
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When I arrived she was having lunch. She said she always had lunch at 12:30. (arrive, have, have)
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What do you think of his last book? –I liked it a lot (think, like)
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He suddenly realized that he was travelling in the wrong direction. (realize, travel)
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He was playing guitar when someone opened the window and threw out a bucket of water. (play,
open, throw)
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He did not allow us to go out in the boat yesterday because a strong wind was blowing (not allow,
blow)
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The next day, as they knew that the police were looking for them, they hid the coats in the woods
and went off in different directions. (know, look, hide, go)
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When I came home they were all sitting around a fire. Jack was doing a crossword puzzle, Judy was
knitting and the others were reading. Mother smiled at me and said : “ Come and sit down” (come, sit, do, knit, read, smile)
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