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This document discusses the past continuous tense and its different functions in sentences. The past continuous is formed with was/were + present participle. It can indicate an interrupted action in the past, where the past continuous describes a long action that was interrupted by something in the simple past. It can also describe parallel actions happening simultaneously. Additionally, the past continuous with words like "always" or "constantly" can convey repetition or irritation with an ongoing action.
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This document discusses the past continuous tense, also called the past progressive. It is used to describe actions that were ongoing or habitual in the past. The past continuous tense follows the structure of subject + was/were + verb + -ing. It can be used to show parallel actions happening simultaneously, an ongoing action being interrupted by another action, or repetitive actions that occurred frequently in the past.
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The document provides information on English verb tenses including the simple past, past continuous, and past perfect tenses. It defines their forms using examples and explains their common uses. The simple past is used to express completed actions or habits in the past. The past continuous describes actions that were ongoing or interrupted at a specific time in the past. The past perfect places an action before another past action and can indicate a duration up until something in the past.
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This document discusses the past continuous tense, also called the past progressive. It is used to describe actions that were ongoing or habitual in the past. The past continuous tense follows the structure of subject + was/were + verb + -ing. It can be used to show parallel actions happening simultaneously, an ongoing action being interrupted by another action, or repetitive actions that occurred frequently in the past.
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- 2. FORM • Was/were + present participle • You were reading when I walked in. • Were you studying when I called you? • You were not working when I called you.
- 3. Different functions for the Past Continuous • An interrupted action in the past • Here the Past Continuous is used to indicate a long action that was interrupted. Usually the action that interrupts the long action is the Past Simple. • I was studying when Danny called me. • She was answering an important e-mail when I interrupted her. • While I was jogging, it started raining. • What was he doing when you walked into the room? • John was waiting for us when we got off the train. • I broke my leg while I was playing.
- 4. • Parallel Actions • The Past Continuous is used to indicate that two actions were happening at the same time; hence parallel actions. I was watching TV while the children were playing outside. Were you listening while Kevin was explaining the new policy? While Sarah was speaking to Fred, Peter was trying to get her attention. What were they doing while you were working? We were discussing the new project and having a good time as well.
- 5. • 3. Repetition – Irritation with ‘always’ • The Past Continuous with words such as ‘always’ or ‘constantly’ indicates something repeated or irritating. Words like ‘always’ should be placed between the auxiliary ‘be’ and the present participle. • • She was always coming late for meetings. No wonder she was never promoted. • He was always boasting about his financial successes. It irritated us all no end. • I was constantly misplacing my glasses. It’s not a problem with contacts now.
- 6. Exercises: