15 ejercicios combinando pasado simple con continuo?
15 ejercicios combinando pasado simple con continuo.
15 ejercicios combinando pasado simple con continuo.
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1 I couldn’t answer you call because I (drive) 2 We were walking in the mountains when we (see) a strange animal. 3 He had an accident while he (play) rugby with his friends. 4 While he (do) his homework, I was reading a magazine.
1 I couldn’t answer you call because I (drive)
2 We were walking in the mountains when we (see) a strange animal.
3 He had an accident while he (play) rugby with his friends.
4 While he (do) his homework, I was reading a magazine.
5 While I was swimming in the river, I (see) some frogs.
6 He (miss) the train because he was talking with some friends
7 I was having dinner, my sister (have) a shower
8 It started to rain while she (water) the flowers in her garden.
9 The exam was very difficult.
I (not finish) it.
10 Just when I (finish) the exam, the light went off.
11 After the lesson, I had some lunch and then I (go) for a walk
12 I (have) some lunch when she went for a walk
13 Tommy's father (work) in that office 2 years
14 Tommy's father (work) in that office when he met his future wife
15 When they (leave) the museum, the sun was shining
16 They (leave) the museum when it started to rain
17 When the postman arrived, my father (have) a shower
18 My father (have) a shower, dressed up quickly, and went to work
19 I (forget) to do my homework last night
20when they arrived the police (wait) and they were arrested
espero haberte ayudado = ) ; ) ¡).
1 I couldn’t answer you call because I (drive) 2 We were walking in the mountains when we (see) a strange animal. 3 He had an accident while he (play) rugby with his friends.
Sus estructuras son : p. C : subject + verb to be( ser / estar) + verb + verbo conterminacioning p. S : sujeto + verbo auxiliar ( todo) + auxiliar negativo (not) + verbo pasado simple : sujeto + verbo en pasado…
1. El pasado simple se utiliza para hablar de una acción concreta que comenzó y acabó en el pasado. En este caso equivale al pretérito indefinido español. Generalmente, lo usamos con adverbios de tiempo como “last…