The document describes what various people were doing at different times. Mike was showering, Kate was cooking, Peter and Rose were dancing at the disco, and Dylan was playing a computer game. The author was meeting with friends, while Tina and Zack were going to the cinema. The author's mom was cleaning the window. It also provides examples of using "while" with past continuous tense to describe two actions happening simultaneously and "when" with past simple to indicate one action that happened after another.

1. What was Mike doing?
He was having a shower.

2. What was Kate doing?
She was cooking.

3. What were Peter and Rose doing?
They were dancing at the disco.

4. What was Dylan doing?
He was playing computer game.

5. What were you doing?
I was meeting with my friends.

6. What were Tina and Zack doing?
They were going to the cinema.

7. What was your mum doing?
She was cleaning the window.

8. What happened?
He was doing his homework when the
phone rang.
While he was doing his homework the
phone rang.

9. What happened?
While he was climbing a tree, it rained.
He was climbing a tree when it rained.

10. While + Past Continuous
While I was watching TV, Mary came.
When + Past Simple
When Mary came I was watching
TV.