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Where / be / you / last night?
Where were you last night?
Where / you / go / on your last vacation?
Where did you go on your last vacation?
What / you / do / at 9pm / last night?
What were you doing at 9pm last night?
The Titanic ________ (cross) the Atlantic, when it __________ (hit) an iceberg.
The Titanic was crossing the Atlantic, when it hit an iceberg.
They ______ (play) cards, when someone ________ (knock) on the door.
They were playing cards, when someone knocked the door.
They _______ (live) in Chile when the earthquake _____ (happen).
They were living in Chile when the earthquake happened.
She _____(be) in the shower when the telephone _____(ring).
She was in the shower when the phone rang.
I used to drink / would drink / both two glasses of apple juice a day back then
BOTH
I used to dream / would dream / both about kittens every night years ago.
BOTH
As a child, I used to walk / would walk / both to school every morning
BOTH
Elisabeth used to have / would have / both a motorbike, but she sold it last year and bought a car.
used to ("have" is a state verb)
We used to live / would live / both in Spain, but then we moved to the United States
used to live ("live" is a state verb)
In 1995, We used to go / would go / both fishing for hours in a small boat belonging to my grandmother.
BOTH
I used to be / would be / both / none a really sporty person.
used to be (be is a state verb)
My brother used to know / would know / both / none the names of all the different types of fish that were in the river.
used to know ("know" is a state verb)
time when you are not working _________ (expressions with time)
time off
less than thirty-five hours per week ____________ (expressions with time)
part time
early enough to do something _________. (expressions with time)
in time
the time of evening when it starts to dark (times of day)
dusk
the time of day when light first appears. (times of day)
dawn
If you jump too high you might _________ your legs.
injure
We've been to Taiwan four times _____ total. (Collocations)
in
Karen always get up ___________. (expressions with time)
on time
proof (noun) - _______ (verb)
prove


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