He ....( sit) in the garden when the house fell down
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he was sitting in the garden when the house fell down
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He was sitting in the garden when the house fell down
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- The past continuous tense, or the past progressive tense, refers to a continuing state or action which was taking place at some/certain/specific/particular point in the past. The past continuous tense is formed by joining the past tense of to be (i.e., were/was) with the verb’s present participle (-ing word).
- There are several situations wherein this verb tense is used in a sentence. For instance , it is used to define situations which prevailed in the past.
- It is used to define something which was taking place continually in the past when another action had interrupted it. The past continuous sheds light on what was taking place at a certain/specific/precise time in the past. it refers also to a habitual action in the past
- Although the irregularities are a few, not all verb is suited to defining a continuous action. Some verbs cannot be used in the past continuous tense. One example is the verb to arrive.
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