Form 9, Workbook, Unit 3, Lesson 1, ex.3 page 28 - Past Simple vs Past Continuous - Weather Stories
Choose the correct verb form to complete each sentence. Think about whether the action was already happening (past continuous) or happened as a single completed event (past simple).
Ajutor
Past continuous (was/were + -ing) describes an action in progress, often interrupted by another event. Past simple describes a completed action or a single event in the past. Look for clues like "when" or "while" to decide which form fits.
Bravo!
Great work! You've correctly identified when to use past simple and when to use past continuous. Remember: continuous = action in progress, simple = completed action or event.
