Past Continuous

Put the verb in brackets into the Past Continuous form. We (to watch TV) when the door bell rang.

Put the verb in brackets into the Past Continuous form. I (to eat) ice cream when you met me in the park yesterday.

Put the verb in brackets into the Past Continuous form. They (to talk) about him when he suddenly came in.

Put the verb in brackets into the Past Continuous form. The woman (to have) a bath when she felt bad.

Put the verb in brackets into the Past Continuous form. He (to wait) for Jenny when it started raining.

Put the verb in brackets into the Past Continuous form. When I came home, Tom (to speak) over the phone.

Put the verb in brackets into the Past Continuous form. She (to read) when somebody knocked at the door.

Put the verb in brackets into the Past Continuous form. Somebody got into the room when we (to sleep).

Put the verb in brackets into the Past Continuous form. When I went out into the garden, the sun (to shine).

Put the verb in brackets into the Past Continuous form. He saw Jane when she (to cross) the street.

Put the verb in brackets into the Past Continuous form. The man (to sit) by the window when he heard the noise.