2. Past simple or past continuous

Jane _____ (wait) for me when I _____ (arrive).

What _____ (you / do) this time yesterday? I was asleep.

_____ (you / go) out last tonight? No, I was too tired.

Was Carol at the party last night? Yes, she _____ (wear) a really nice dress.

How fast _____ (you / drive) when the accident _____ (happen)?.

John _____ (take) a photograph of me while I _____ (not look).

We were in a very difficult position. We _____ (not / know) what to do.

I haven't seen Alan for ages. When I last _____ (see) him, he _____ (try) to find a job in London.

I _____ (walk) along the street when suddenly I _____ (hear) footsteps behind me. Somebody _____ (follow) me. I was frightened and I _____ (start) to run.

When I was young, I _____ (want) to be a bus driver.

What _____ (you / do) when the accident _____ (happen)? I _____ (be) at the bus-stop. I _____ (wait) for a bus. _____ (you / see) the accident? No, because I _____ (read) the newspaper.

I _____ (telephone) you at 9:00 o'clock last night but you were not at home. 9:00 o'clock? I _____ (sit) in a cafe, _____ (drink) hot chocolate. _____ (be) Jane with you? No, she _____ (work) in the library. Where _____ (you / go) after the cafe? I _____ (go) home.

Oh no! My beautiful new plate. What happened? I'm sorry, Mum. I _____ (break) it when I _____ (wash) it. How? My hands _____ (be) wet and I _____ (drop) it on the floor.

_____ (you / think) yesterday's exam _____ (be) difficult? No, not really, but I _____ (not / write) very much. Why not? Because I _____ (dream) about my holidays.

There _____ (be) a crash outside my house yesterday. What _____ (happen)? I don't know. It _____ (rain) but the drivers _____ (not / go) fast. Were they hurt? One man _____ (break) his arm and the other man _____ (cut) his head.

Pardon? I didn't hear you. Could you repeat that, please? I _____ (not / talk) to you. Who _____ (you / talk) to? Sarah. Oh, sorry.