To give advice and suggestions, to say

who owns things and to tell anecdotes.

U7,8&9
Past
Continuo
 Past Continuous
Past continuous emphasises a continuing or incomplete action in the past. We can
use this tense to describe what was in progress at a specific moment in time in the
past.
Example:
 Richard was working on his computer at 9 o’clock yesterday.
 Lucy and Tom were having dinner.
 I was reading an article in the newspaper.
 Helen was listening to the radio when she heard a strange noise in the garden.
 I was preparing dinner yesterday when I noticed that the cooker wasn’t
working.
 What were you doing yesterday at six?
 Structure
AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
I / He / She / It was speaking . wasn‘t speaking. Was I/he/she
speaking?
You / we / were speaking. weren‘t speaking. Were you/we/they
They speaking?
Past Simple vs Past
Cont.
Past Continuous
Past Continuous
Past Continuous
Past Continuous
Past Continuous
Vocabulary: Parts of the
body
Vocabulary: Parts of the
body
Reflexive Pronouns
Past Continuous
Practice
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