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    Jane was walking along the street last summer when she saw a handsome boy. She decided to ask him what he was doing the day before from 2 to 3 pm, thinking she saw him at a party, but he said that was not true. He explained that at that time he was skiing in the mountains with his girlfriend, so she could not have seen him at the party.

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    Jane was walking along the street last summer when she saw a handsome boy. She decided to ask him what he was doing the day before from 2 to 3 pm, thinking she saw him at a party, but he said that was not true. He explained that at that time he was skiing in the mountains with his girlfriend, so she could not have seen him at the party.

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    I.A PS Past Simple - Continuous

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    Jane was walking along the street last summer when she saw a handsome boy. She decided to ask him what he was doing the day before from 2 to 3 pm, thinking she saw him at a party, but he said that was not true. He explained that at that time he was skiing in the mountains with his girlfriend, so she could not have seen him at the party.

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    PAST SIMPLE versus PAST CONTINUOUS

    Last summer Jane was walking /walk/ along the street when suddenly she saw /see/
    a very handsome boy. The sun was shineing /shine/ and it didn´t rain /not rain/. So she
    decided /decide/ to ask him an interesting question. „ What were you doing /do/
    yesterday from 2 to 3 p.m.? I think I saw /see/ you at Alison´s party. “The boy looked
    /look/ very surprised and said /say/ : „No, that´s not true. You didn´t see /cannot see/
    me there because at that time I skiing /ski/ in the mountains near Lučenec. I was /be/
    there with my girlfriend“.

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