grammar: past progressive

Name:
grammar: past progressive

1. A day in the Ca­rib­be­an



Lies den Text. Achte auf die Ver­ben – etwas scheint an­ders zu sein als sonst!



Last sum­mer, I was spen­ding my ho­li­days in Ja­mai­ca. One af­ter­noon, while I was lying on the beach, I saw a group of people dancing to reg­gae music. The sun was shi­ning, and ever­y­o­ne was smi­ling. Sud­den­ly, it star­ted to rain hea­vi­ly! The dancers were laug­hing and con­ti­nu­ed to dance in the warm rain. It was an ama­zing mo­ment.



Auf­ga­ben:



  1. Mar­kie­re alle Ver­ben im Text.

  2. Wel­che Un­ter­schie­de er­kennst du zwi­schen den Ver­ben mit „was/were“ und den an­de­ren (z. B. saw, star­ted)?

→ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________

→ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________





2. Dis­co­ver: What’s hap­pe­ning here?



Lies die fol­gen­den Sätze aus dem Text noch ein­mal:

  • I was lying on the beach.

  • People were dancing to reg­gae music.

  • The sun was shi­ning. Sud­den­ly, it star­ted to rain.



Denke nach:



1. Wel­che Hand­lun­gen dau­ern län­ger an?

→ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________



2. Wel­che Hand­lun­gen pas­sie­ren plötz­lich?

→ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________



3. Wel­che Zeit­form könn­te hier eine län­ge­re, an­dau­ern­de Hand­lung zei­gen?

→ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________



Finde die Regel selbst:



In each of the long ac­tions, you see was/were + verb + -ing.

What do you think that means?



The ac­tion was _______________________________ (short / in pro­gress / fi­nis­hed?)





3. Build it yours­elf



For­mu­lie­re eine Regel zur Bil­dung des past pro­gres­si­ve:



_________________________________________________________________________________________________________



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Name:
grammar: past progressive

4. Me­a­ning: What does it ex­press?



Schaue die Bei­spie­le noch ein­mal an und er­gän­ze die Lü­cken:



1. I was lying on the beach.

2. While I was wat­ching TV, my mom was tal­king to my aunt.

3. The sun was shi­ning when it sud­den­ly star­ted to rain.



Wir be­nut­zen das Past Pro­gres­si­ve, wenn



  1. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________

    

  2. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________

    

  3. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________





5. Prac­ti­ce: Let’s try it!



Setze die Ver­ben in Klam­mern in die rich­ti­ge Form.

(Denke: was/were + verb + -ing oder Simp­le Past)



  1. While we ____________________________________________ (sail) around the is­land, we ___________________________________________ (watch) dol­phins jump out of the water.

  2. It __________________________________________ (rain), so we _________________________________ (stay) in our hut.

  3. The child­ren __________________________________________ (play) in the sand when their pa­rents _____________________________ (ar­ri­ve).

  4. The tou­rists _____________________________________________ (take) pho­tos while the guide _______________________________________ (talk).

  5. I _____________________________________ (sleep) when the storm ________________________________ (start).





Fi­nis­hed early?

6. Crea­te your own Ca­rib­be­an mo­ment



Write a scene of 5-6 sen­ten­ces about an ad­ven­ture in the Ca­rib­be­an. Use the past pro­gres­si­ve.



Ex­amp­le:

I was swim­ming near the beach when I saw a turt­le. The sun was shi­ning and people were dancing on the sand.

grammar: past progressive

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