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Tarea Luis y Cristina. Beginners. Martes 28 de Marzo 2023. Past progressive. Was/were doing. 馃摎✏️

 1- Make examples and sentences using the past progressive:

Afirmative sentences:

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2-

3-

4-

5-

Negative sentences:

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2-

3-

4-

Questions:


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2-

3-

4-

2-Complete the sentences using was/ were and the ing of the verbs.

1-I_________(Do) my homework 馃摎.

2-He__________(sleep).

3-Tom________(Play) games.

4-sue_________(talk).

5-Mariana and joe_______(rest) at the beach 馃彇.


3-make the past progressive of these verbs 馃摎

1-Do

2-Talk

3-dance 

4-Work 

Good job today!!!馃摎 see you on Friday March 31th.

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