English grammar with Kudjo. Понятная и забавная грамматика для детей и взрослых. Part 1

8 Where did the dogs go when a cat met them? – They /run/ after the cat

9 What were you doing when Kudjo woke up? – I /have/ my morning coffee.

10 What did you do when Kudjo woke up? – I /go/ for a walk with him.

EXERCISE 3

Придумайте что произошло, когда Куджо остался один дома, и закончите предложения:

1 Kudjo was looking for something tasty when…

2 Kudjo was trying to reach the shelf with treats when…

3 Kudjo was playing computer games when…

4 Kudjo was listening to an audiobook when…

5 Kudjo was rollerblading around the flat when…

6 Kudjo was trying to catch a fly when…

7 Kudjo was lighting candles when…

8 Kudjo was playing with his ball when…

9 Kudjo was barking and whimpering when…

10 Kudjo was waiting for me to come when…

EXERCISE 4

Поставьте нужный глагол в правильной форме Past Continuous или Past Simple: learn (2), play, slip, get, leave, bump (2), begin, chase, find, run

1 Kudjo ***** on the ice while he was crossing the street.

2 It ***** to rain when we were wandering around.

3 Kudjo ***** hide-and-seek with himself when I found him under the table.

4 What happened while Kudjo ***** a rat last night?

5 The rat ***** into a cat and the cat ***** into Kudjo.

6 While we were walking in the park, Kudjo ***** a huge bone.

7 While I ***** Doggish, Kudjo ***** English.

8 As soon as it ***** dark, we decided to return home.

9 A cat ***** away when it saw Kudjo coming up.

10 Just as we ***** home, Kudjo remembered to take the key.

Не забудьте о глаголах состояния, которые не используются в форме Continuous. Это правило касается и Past Continuous и эти глаголы мы ставим в форму Past Simple, даже если очень хочется показать процесс:

appear (= казаться), believe, belong, cost, look (= выглядеть), forget, hate, have (=обладать), know, like, love, mean, need, prefer, realize, remember, see (=видеть, понимать), seem, smell (= пахнуть), sound, suppose, taste (= быть на вкус), think (= по мнению), understand, want, etc.