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Put in the verbs in brackets into the gaps and form affirmative sentences in Past Progressive. EXAMPLE: ANSWER: Eddie a comic. (to read) Eddie was reading a comic. Parte superior do formulário 1. She hockey. (to play) 2. They in the pool. (to swim) 3. It . (to rain) 4. We to music. (to listen) 5. The mobile . (to ring) 6. The students . (to text) 7. Max with two girls. (to dance) 8. I in front of the shop. (to wait) 9. The cat in the basket. (to sleep) 10. He Gerry's bike. (to repair) Parte inferior do formulário 1. I to my friend. (to talk) 2. He the beds. (to make) 3. The boys the parrots. (to feed) 4. We breakfast at 5:30 this morning. (to have) 5. She a nice skirt. (to wear) 6. Tom's younger brother . (to cry) 7. You photos with my new camera, weren't you? (to take) 8. My father vegetables at the supermarket. (to buy) 9. They on the sofa. (to sit) 10. Robert on the beach. (to lie) Put in the verbs in brackets into the gaps. Use the Past Progressive/Past Continuous. Watch the punctuation and form sentences or questions. 1. She the lunch basket. (to pack) 2. I . (not/to whisper) 3. he to help? (to try) 4. The men at the street corner. (not/to fight) 5. Frank the grass. (to cut) 6. you during the last lesson? (to yawn) 7. They stickers. (to swap) 8. The guest the whole evening. (to dance) 9. We in the tree house. (not/to hide) 10. it dark? (to get) 1. She a heavy bag. (to carry) 2. they hands? (to shake) 3. I a screwdriver. (not/to use) 4. the teacher the exercises? (to explain) 5. He in the kitchen. (not/to help) 6. The people themselves. (to enjoy) 7. in the garden? (Nick/to dig) 8. He thinks you too fast. (to drive) 9. We . (not/to hurry) 10. when someone stole your clothes? (you/not/to swim) Put in the verbs in brackets into the gaps and form affirmative sentences in Past Progressive . EXAMPLE: ANSWER: Eddie a comic. (to read) Eddie was reading a comic. 1. She hockey. (to play) 2. They in the pool. (to swim) 3. It . (to rain) 4. We to music. (to listen) 5. The mobile . (to ring) 6. The students . (to text) 7. Max with two girls. (to dance) 8. I in front of the shop. (to wait) 9. The cat in the basket. (to sleep) 10. He Gerry's bike. (to repair) 1. I to my friend. (to talk) 2. He the beds. (to make) 3. The boys the parrots. (to feed) 4. We breakfast at 5:30 this morning. (to have) 5. She a nice skirt. (to wear) 6. Tom's younger brother . (to cry) 7. You photos with my new camera, weren't you? (to take) 8. My father vegetables at the supermarket. (to buy) 9. They on the sofa. (to sit) 10. Robert on the beach. (to lie) Put in the verbs in brackets into the gaps and form affirmative sentences in Past Progressive. EXAMPLE: ANSWER: Eddie a comic. (to read) Eddie was reading a comic. 1. She hockey. (to play) 2. They in the pool. (to swim) 3. It . (to rain) 4. We to music. (to listen) 5. The mobile . (to ring) 6. The students . (to text) 7. Max with two girls. (to dance) 8. I in front of the shop. (to wait) 9. The cat in the basket. (to sleep) 10. He Gerry's bike. (to repair) 1. I to my friend. (to talk) 2. He the beds. (to make) 3. The boys the parrots. (to feed) 4. We breakfast at 5:30 this morning. (to have) 5. She a nice skirt. (to wear) 6. Tom's younger brother . (to cry) 7. You photos with my new camera, weren't you? (to take) 8. My father vegetables at the supermarket. (to buy) 9. They on the sofa. (to sit) 10. Robert on the beach. (to lie)