Past continuous
Sports vocabulary
Grammar + vocabulary
Catch the mistake
100

Complete the sentence: The players ___ running towards the goal. (was / were)

Were

100

What do we call a sports competition between two teams?

A match

100

Complete: The goalkeeper ___ (watch) the ball when the striker scored.

Was watching

100

The players was wearing helmets.

The players were wearing helmets.

200

Find and correct the mistake: She were watching the match.

She was watching the match.

200

Who trains and gives instructions to a sports team?

A coach

200

Choose the correct option: While we (watched / were watching) the match, our team scored.

Were watching

200

I were doing sports at 3:30 yesterday.

I was doing sports at 3:30 yesterday.

300

Complete: I ___ (play) basketball at 6 p.m. yesterday.

Was playing

300

What does “fit” mean in this sentence: “She is very fit”?

Healthy and physically strong.

300

Complete: The players ___ (train) when their coach ___ (arrive).

were training; arrived

300

They weren't played football at 5 p.m.

They weren't playing football at 5 p.m.

400

Make a question: They were training at 5 p.m.

Were they training at 5 p.m.?

400

Explain two meanings of the word “train”.

To practise a sport; a railway train.

400

Find and correct the mistake: The referee was stop the match when a fan threw a ball onto the field.

The referee was STOPPING the match when a fan threw a ball onto the field.

400

What was the players doing when the referee arrived?

What were the players doing when the referee arrived?

500

Correct both mistakes: We was play football when it started to rain.

We were playing football when it started to rain.

500

What are the two meanings of “trainer” in English?

A person who trains athletes; a sports shoe (especially in British English).

500

Make one sentence using “score a goal” and both Past Continuous and Past Simple.

The goalkeeper was watching the other players when the striker scored a goal.

500

Correct the sentence and explain the rule: While the team was training, their coach were giving instructions.

While the team was training, their coach was giving instructions. “Coach” is singular, so we use “was”.

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