10 multiple choice questions to practice the past simple vs the past continuous tense.

Featured grammar points:

1. Use the past simple + past simple to talk about a sequence of events.

2. Use the past continuous + past simple combo to talk about an ongoing action that was interrupted by another event.

3. Use the past continuous + past continuous to describe two simultaneous events (=two events that were happening at the same time).

My lesson nicely complements the comprehensive film lesson created by Kieran Donaghy around this short film: <a href="http://film-english.com/2018/01/03/a-single-life/" target="_blank">http://film-english.com/2018/01/03/a-single-life/</a>

10 multiple choice questions to practice the past simple vs the past continuous tense.

Featured grammar points:

1. Use the past simple + past simple to talk about a sequence of events.

2. Use the past continuous + past simple combo to talk about an ongoing action that was interrupted by another event.

3. Use the past continuous + past continuous to describe two simultaneous events (=two events that were happening at the same time).

My lesson nicely complements the comprehensive film lesson created by Kieran Donaghy around this short film: http://film-english.com/2018/01/03/a-single-life/

An animated silent film in which a lady receives a parcel by post. It turns out it's a magical vinyl record that ends up messing up her life.

A Single Life (Past Simple vs Past Continuous Practice)

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Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. 10 multiple choice questions to practice the past simple vs the past continuous tense.

Featured grammar points:
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