Look at the pictures and write the sentences. use the past simple and past continuous.
1 they were playing golf when it
started to rain. (play, start)
2 his mobile
- when
he
. (ring, drive)
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3 we
the news
when we
corsica. (hear, sunbathe)
in
at the tower
4 he
when someone
his bag, (look, take)
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a coffee when i
her. (have, see)
6 she
when she
shops. (see, walk)
an accident
to the
complete the story with the past simple or past continuous of the verbs in brackets​

1. They were playing golf when it started to rain. (play, start)
Explanation: The sentence describes an action that was in progress in the past (playing golf), which was interrupted by another action (it started to rain). We use the past continuous tense (were playing) to express the ongoing action and the past simple tense (started) to express the interrupting action.

2. His mobile rang when he was driving. (ring, drive)
Explanation: The sentence describes two actions happening simultaneously in the past. The first action is the mobile ringing (past simple - rang), and the second action is him driving (past continuous - was driving).

3. We heard the news when we were sunbathing in Corsica. (hear, sunbathe)
Explanation: The sentence describes an action that was happening in the past (being sunbathing in Corsica), during which another action occurred (we heard the news). We use the past continuous tense (were sunbathing) to express the ongoing action and the past simple tense (heard) to express the interrupting action.

4. He was looking when someone took his bag. (look, take)
Explanation: The sentence describes an action that was in progress in the past (looking) when it was interrupted by another action (someone took his bag). We use the past continuous tense (was looking) to express the ongoing action and the past simple tense (took) to express the interrupting action.

5. I was having a coffee when I saw her. (have, see)
Explanation: The sentence describes two actions happening simultaneously in the past. The first action is having a coffee (past continuous - was having), and the second action is seeing her (past simple - saw).

6. She was walking when she saw the accident at the tower. (see, walk)
Explanation: The sentence describes an action that was happening in the past (walking), during which another action occurred (she saw the accident at the tower). We use the past continuous tense (was walking) to express the ongoing action and the past simple tense (saw) to express the interrupting action.