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E503_U1_G1_Simultaneous and Sequential Past Acti ...

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    Combining Past Tenses in Sentences (Simple Past, Past Perfect, Past Continuous, Past Perfect Continuous)
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  • My brother (win) the swim meet when the diving competition began.
    had already been winning
    had already won
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  • The house was completely dark when I got home because the family (go) to bed.
    had gone
    had been going
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  • The audience (stand) in line for hours to buy tickets when they canceled the concert.
    had stood
    had been standing
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  • The women's tennis team (practice) on a grass court four times before today's event started.
    had practiced
    had been practicing
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  • My friend (see) Lila Downs in concert, so we decided not to go.
    had already seen
    had already been seeing
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  • (1st: Lisa thought of buying the sweater for hours.) (2nd: Someone bought it.)
    Lisa had been thinking of buying the jacket when/before someone bought it.
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  • (1st: The filming finished.) (2nd: The bus arrived.)
    The filming had finished when/before the bus arrived.
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  • (1st: Dianne stopped driving.) (2nd: She texted her boyfriend.)
    Dianne had stopped diriving when/before she texted her boyfriend.
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  • (I / walk) to school while (it / rain).
    I was walking; I was raining
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  • (They / talk) on the phone for 30 minutes when (I / get) home.
    They had been talking; I got
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  • Before (I / realize) it, (I / learn) to speak English pretty well.
    I realized; I (had) learned
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  • (Leo / stop) to look at the shoes in the windows when (his friends / arrive).
    Leo had stopped; his friends arrived
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  • (We / study) marine biology for two years when (we / finish) our degree.
    We had been studying; we finished
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  • (Sara / see already) the movie, so (she / not want) to go with us.
    Sara had already seen/She already saw; she didn't want
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  • (Mr. Roebling / try) to convince people for a long time before (the project / become) a reality.
    Mr. Roebling had been trying; the project became
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  • (John / die) before his son (Washington / take over) as chief engineer.
    John (had) died; Washiongton took over
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