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2. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1. We
(sit) in the park when it
started
rain.
(start) to
2. My mum
(bake) a cake when my dad arrived
(arrive) home.
3. Where
you
(go) when I
(see) you
yesterday?
4. When!
5. While
(arrive) at the party Laura
(send) an email the computer
(drive) to Scotland when the accident
(leave).
(crash).
6. They
(happen).
3. Complete the text with past simple or past continuous.
Yesterday afternoon I was walking through the park when 1(1). _(find) a little,
black dog on a lead. I (2)
(decide) to call the police. While !
(3)
(call) the police, a man (4)
(come) into the park.
(run) and (6)
(shout) "Harry! Harry!". When I
(7)
(finish) my phone call I (8)
(walk) towards the
men with the dog. I (9)
(ask) him "Is this Harry?" and he (10)
(reply) “Yes! Yes, that's Harry! Oh, thank you!". He was very happy.
He (5)

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