Past and present, simple and continuous

I ______ (draw) a picture when I _____ (break) my pencil.

• drew, was breaking

• was drawing, broke

• drew, broke

• was drawing, was breaking

It ___ (start) to rain when they ___ (walk) to class.

• started, walked

• started, are walking

• was starting, were walking

• started, were walking

When he ____ (finish) his painting, he ____ (hang) it on the wall.

• was finishing, was hanging

• finished, was hanging

• finished, hung

• was finishing, hung

When I ____ (see) your art for the first time, I ____ (think) it was very interesting.

• saw, thought

• was seeing, was thinking

• saw, was thinking

• was seeing, thought

She _____ (hurt) her back while she ____ (carry) the heavy sculpture.

• hurt, carried

• was hurting, carried

• was hurting, was carrying

• hurt, was carrying

I _____ (give) the professor the paragraph as soon as I _____ (be) finished with it.

• gave, am

• was giving, was

• gave, was

• give, was

She usually ___ (go) home and ____ (watch) cartoons after class.

• go, watching

• goes, is watching

• went, watch

• goes, watches

When the teacher ____ (call) on him, he ____ (always/doodle)

• calling, always doodling

• called, always doodled

• calls, is always doodling

• is calling, always doodle

Which one is CORRECT?

• I wasn't sculpt yesterday.

• I don't sculpt yesterday.

• I wasn't sculpting yesterday.

• I didn't sculpt yesterday.

Which one is CORRECT?

• What are you thinking about this drawing?

• What are you think about this drawing?

• What do you think about this drawing?

• What do you thinking about this drawing?