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Random Grammar Exam

Bob was reading a book while the children ____________ (to sleep). were sleeping slept had been sleeping had slept We use the Past Continuous Tense when we talk about two or more simultaneous actions in the past. We use the auxiliary verb 'were' for plural forms of nouns. I wanted to go for a walk but I'm too tired to do something today. I ____________ (to stay) at home and watch TV. am going to stay will be staying am to stay stay If we have a plan, ambition or intention to do something in the future we use 'be going to’. If we choose ANSWER 1 (am going to stay), we create the context that the speaker has future intentions that have been decided but have not been fully planned (referring to the past decision) that is expressed by the construction ‘be going to’.