Question

Past Simple vs Past continious A: We 1) ........(ride) our bikes on Saturday when it 2) ....(start) to rain.B: Oh no! What 3) ...(you/do)?A: We 4) ...... (stop) at my grandma'shouse and we 5) ............... (wait) formy mum to pick us up.Помогите пж бистрее!!!!!!!!!!!​

Answer 1

1)were riding 2)started 3)are you doing 4)stopped 5)were waiting

Answer 2

a: we rode our bikes on Saturday when it started to rain. b: Oh no! What did you do? a: We stopped at my grandma's house and we waited for my mum to pick us up.

In this conversation, the past simple and past continuous tenses are used to describe a sequence of events in the past.

In the first sentence, the past simple tense "rode" is used to describe the action of riding bikes on Saturday. It is a completed action in the past.

In the second sentence, the past continuous tense "started" is used to describe the action of raining. It indicates an ongoing action in the past.

In the third sentence, the past simple tense "did" is used to ask about the action taken when it started to rain.

In the fourth sentence, the past simple tense "stopped" is used to describe the action of stopping at my grandma's house. It is a completed action in the past.

In the fifth sentence, the past continuous tense "waited" is used to describe the action of waiting for my mum to pick us up. It indicates an ongoing action in the past.