Verb Past Continuous
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Verb Past Continuous
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1. I ______________just______________(take) a nap when you called.
2. She _____(talk) with Mrs. Smith when I saw her in the hall.
3. The baby _____________(sleep) soundly when I went to wake him.
4. The car __________(travel) at a high speed when it approached the corner.
5. 'When you telephoned, I ______________(have) dinner.'
6. The car __________(travel) at a high speed when it approached the corner.
7. He ____________(work) in Florida when his father died.
8. He ____________(work) in Florida when his father died.
9. They ______________(travel) in Europe when they heard the news.
10. "It __________(rain) when I left home."
11. The baby _____________(sleep) soundly when I went to wake him.
12. The flight attendant fell as she ________(get) into a taxi.

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