Topics: Verb Tenses
How does the past continuous tense differ from the past simple tense?
A. It indicates an ongoing action in the past.
B. It indicates a completed action in the past.
C. It indicates a future action.
D. It indicates a present action.
Select your answer:
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We use past tense when ……
A. talk about habit
B. talk about today activity
C. talk about last activity
D. talk about tomorrow activity