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was starting
started
had started
We usually use the simple past for an action that happens in the middle of another action.
prepared
am preparing
was preparing
Continuous tenses are used to talk about two actions that were progressing at the same
time.
rings
rang
was ringing
We usually use the simple past for an action that happens in the middle of another action.
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knew
are knowing
have known
are learning
have learnt
learnt
When there is no reference to any specific past time, we usually use the present perfect to
talk about finished actions or situations.
prepared
have prepared
had prepared
When there is no reference to any specific past time, we usually use the present perfect to
talk about finished actions or situations.
prepared
have prepared
was preparing
The past tense in the second clause clearly indicates that the reference is to the past time.
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has asked
asked
When there is a definite past time reference we use the simple past to talk about finished
actions or situations.
didn't find
hadn't found
don't find
was missing
missed
had missed
When one verb is in the past tense, the other verbs will most probably also be in the past
tense.
will miss
would miss
missed
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