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sick.  Luckily,  Tori  (7)  ____________  (know)  all  of  Carly’s  lines.  On  the  night  of  the  play,
                         Carly  (8)  SS  (Stay)  in  bed  at  home,  and  Tori  (9)  SSS  (perform)

                         the  part  of  Juliet  instead  of  Carly.  No  one  at  school  ever  (10)   SSS   s(n)  out!

                         Story  2
                            My  wife  and  J  have  twin  daughters,  and  I’m  a  twin,  too.  As  a  child,  I  (11)
                         (not  enjoy)  sports  like  my  twin,  Ray,  did.  I  (12)  SSS  i ke)  books.

                         One  summer  day  around  noon,  I  (13)  ___________  (read)  alone  on  the  porch,  and  Ray
                         (14)  SSCs)  baseball  in  the  yard  with  his  friends.  One  of  his  friends
                         (5)  CSCC row)  the  ball  to  him,  but  at  that  moment  Ray  (16)
                         (not  look).  So  it  (17)  SSS  Chit)  him  hard  in  the  arm.  Strangely,  at  the  same  time,

                         18)  CSC)  a  sharp  pain  in  my  arm.  It  (19)                              SSCS)  a  Veerry
                         unusual  experience.

                      B_   Use  the  words  and  phrases  to  write  simple  past  or  past  progressive  questions  about  the
                         stories  in  exercise  A.

                                       did
                         1.  Why      (Carly  /  stay)  in  bed  on  the  night  of  the  play?
                                           Carly
                                                  stay
                         2.  Why      (Tori  /  perform)  in  the  play?
                         3.  Which  twin      (read)  alone  on  the  porch?
                         4.  What      (happen)  to  Ray?

                         5.  Why      (Sam  /  feel)  a  pain  in  his  arm?

                         6.  Of  the  two  stories,  which  one                      (you  /  prefer)?

                     C  SPEAK.  Work  with  a  partner.  Take  turns  asking  and  answering  the  questions  in  exercise  B.

                         A:  Why  did  Carly  stay  in  bed  on  the  night  of  the  play?   B:  Because  she  was  sick.



                    1.6    Past  Time  Clauses  with  When  and  While

                                 Time  Clause  First                     Time  Clause  Second
                     While  Rob  was  eating  lunch,  the  phone  rang.
                                                                  Dave  was  hiking  when  he  hurt  his  foot.

                             Time  Clause        Main  Clause        Main  Clause     Time  Clause

                       1.  Use  a  when  or  while  clause  +  a  main            ;
                        clause  to  show  the  relationship  between      was  walking  home      |
                        two  past  actions  or  events.  Use  a  comma            |                    —
                                                                                                       i
                        after  the  time  clause  when  it  comes  first  in   started  to  rain   now
                        the  sentence.
                                                                  |  was  walking  home  when  it  started  to  rain.
                                                                  While  |  was  walking  home,  it  started  fo  rain.

                      2.Use  when  or  while  +  the  past  progressive   While  the  boy  was  running,  he  dropped  his  book.
                        for  an  action  or  event  that  was  in  progress   When  the  boy  was  running,  he  dropped  his  book.
                        when  another  action  happened.

                        Use  when  +  the  simple  past  in  the  time   ¥  The  boy  was  running  when  he  dropped  his  book.
                        clause  to  show  an  interrupted  action.   X  The  boy  was  running  while  he  dropped  his  book.


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