Past Simple & Past Continuous

Past Simple & Past Continuous

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Past Simple

osoba + czasownik z końcówką -ed

osoba + czasownik nieregularny II kolumna

• She went to the park yesterday.

• She didnt't go to the park. Did she go to the park?

Past Continuous

osoba + was/were + czasownik z -ing

• She was walking from school at 2 o'clock.

• She wasn't walking. Was she walking...?

Past Simple + Past Continuous

• dłuższa czynność przerwana krótszą

• They were having the dinner when the phone rang.

• While they were having the dinner, the phone rang.

Multiple Choice

The birds ……….. (sing) in the trees.

• was singing

• were singing

• sang

• singed

Multiple Choice

Carol (break) her arm when she (paint) the ceiling.

• was breaking / was painting

• was breaking / painted

• broke / was painting

• breaked / was painting

Multiple Choice

I (finish) that book yesterday. The ending was amazing.

• was finishing

• finished

Multiple Choice

(you/watch) TV when I (call) you last night?

• Did you watch / called

• Were you watching / called

Multiple Choice

What time (you/come) back from Jim's birthday yesterday?

• did you come back

• did you came back

• were you coming back

Multiple Choice

My sister (go) to the cinema yesterday.

• goed

• went

• was going

• were going

Multiple Choice

I (study) Science for my test at 7 pm.

• studied

• were studying

• was studying

• studyed

Multiple Choice

Jane, David and Polly (watch) TV when the light (turn off).

• were watching / turned off

• were watching / was turning off

• were watching / was turning off

Multiple Choice

It (not/snow) when I (wake up) this morning.

• weren't snowing / waked up

• snowed / woke up

• wasn't snowing / woke up

Multiple Choice

What (she/do) all day while you (work) on your project?

• was she doing / were working

• did she do / worked

Multiple Choice

I (not/go) to school today because I felt ill and Mum (let) me stay at home.

• weren't going / leted

• didn't go / let

Multiple Choice

When you (phone) me, I (study) for an exam.

• were you phoning / studied

• phoned / was studying

Multiple Choice

He (not do) his homework. He was unprepared for the class.

• didn't did

• didn't do

• wasn't doing

Multiple Choice

He (not like) football, so he (play) voleyball.

• didn't like / played

• weren't liking / played

• wasn't liking / was playing