Past Simple / Past Continuous. 1. When I (to meet) them in the yard, they (to laugh). 2. She (not to get) up at six o'clock yesterday. She (to get) up at eight. 3. She (to sing) a song while she (to go) to school. 4. Margaret (to write) a poem the whole evening. 5. You (to make) your report yesterday? - No, I (to be) ill. 6. Where you (to spend) last Sunday? 7. They (to speak) about the latest events when she (to interrupt) them. 8. They (to play) in the yard in the evening yesterday. 9. He (to leave) the bank, when the thieves (to take) his money. 10. He (to put) on his coat and cap, (to open) the door and (to go) out.

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Елизавета Шаповалова

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22 января, 09:26

Past Simple / Past Continuous. 1. When I (to meet) them in the yard, they (to laugh). 2. She (not to get) up at six o'clock yesterday. She (to get) up at eight. 3. She (to sing) a song while she (to go) to school. 4. Margaret (to write) a poem the whole evening. 5. You (to make) your report yesterday? - No, I (to be) ill. 6. Where you (to spend) last Sunday? 7. They (to speak) about the latest events when she (to interrupt) them. 8. They (to play) in the yard in the evening yesterday. 9. He (to leave) the bank, when the thieves (to take) his money. 10. He (to put) on his coat and cap, (to open) the door and (to go) out.

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Лев Наумов · Answer 1

1. When I met them in the yard, they were laughing. 2. She didn't get up at six o'clock yesterday. She got up at eight. 3. She was singing a song while she was going to school. 4. Margaret was writing a poem the whole evening. 5. Did you make your report yesterday? - No, I was ill. 6. Where did you spend last Sunday? 7. They were speaking about the latest events when she interrupted them. 8. They played in the yard in the evening yesterday. 9. He was leaving the bank, when the thieves took his money. 10. He put on his coat and cap, opened the door and went out.