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I was eating this broasted chicken when all of a sudden an earthquake hit. The kitchen light dropped off the ceiling right onto my delicious chicken. Better it than me thought, eh? |
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What I've already known about past continuous tense is: When we want to describe an event happened in the past and continued for a while, we use PCT. For example, From 8:00 to 9:00, I was reading a novel last night. We can use PCT with SPT (Simple Past Tense) when we want to show an event happened in the middle of another event. I was reading a novel and my brother came to me. When I was reading a novel, my brother came to me. While I was reading a novel, my brother came to me. As I was reading a novel, my brother came to me. Are they right? Is there any usage else? If so, Please show me. Whitmoon Have a good time! |
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