Turn to past continuous:

I really liked the measures they suggested

(a)  

Turn to past continuous:

The president planned a meeting

(a)  

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (past simple or present perfect):

-I just got back from voting

Was there many people? I still (a)   there (not be)

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (past simple or present perfect):

I (a)   the press since I was 10 years old, and I still read it everyday (read)

Turn to past continuous:

I consulted all the manifestos

(a)  

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (past simple or present perfect):

My favourite journalist (a)   many stories in her blog, and she's currently writting a new one (write)

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (past simple or present perfect):

-Is that a new account?

-No, I (a)   this account for three years (have)

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (past simple or present perfect):

I (a)   who I'm going to vote for yet (not decide)

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (present simple or present continuous):

-What do you do on social networks?

-I (a)   informed (keep)

The provision of special opportunities and resources to disadvantaged groups to ease the inequalities is called (a)   (two words)

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (present simple or present continuous):

Don't declare victory until men and women (a)   (become) equal at everyone's eyes

When an opinion shows a particular tendency toward something, we are talking about a (a)   opinion

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (present simple or present continuous):

-What are you doing?

-I (a)   a very interesting article (call)

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (present simple or present continuous):

Next weekend we (a)   a campaign (start)

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (present simple or present continuous):

(a)   about today's events? (talk /they)

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (past simple or past continuous):

The candidate (a)   her speech when one of the attendees raised a question (give)

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (past simple or past continuous):

I was listening to his opinion when I (a)   (understand)

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (past simple or past continuous):

I though you were wrong, even though you (a)   your reasons to think like that (give)

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (past simple or past continuous):

I (a)   my temple when I was arguing with you before (lose)

When, in a government, absolute power is exercised by the ruler, we are talking about a (a)  

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (past simple or past continuous):

I was scrolling through my feed when the argument (a)   (pop)

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (past simple or past continuous):

Two classmates (a)   , so I tried to calm the situation (argue)

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (past simple or past continuous):

I was preparing to intervene in the debate when I (a)   interrupted (get)

Complete with the verb in the most natural tense (present simple or present continuous):

-What are you doing right now?

I (a)   an opinion essay (writing)