(The Past Progressive) Use the right form of the verbs in brackets 1. On that special day Grandma was in her best clothes, she (wear) net gloves a

1. On that special day Grandma was in her best clothes, she (was wearing) net gloves and a hat. 2. The child's eyes (were shining) with excitement as he stared at the rows and rows of toys in this fantastic shop. 3. The scientists (were working) around the clock, they (were trying) to raise funds for further research. 4. She looked out of the window and saw that the children (were returning) slowly from school. 5. When we (were meeting) for the first time, he (was selling) newspapers on the streets. 6. At exactly this time yesterday they (were having) a briefing. 7. What were you (doing) when I (was calling) you? Are you (sleeping) or what? 8. We (are having) a very lazy holiday. We (were playing) tennis, (visiting) friends, the children (were swimming) and (sunbathing). 9. Gwenny was still (leafing) through the magazines when I returned to the parlour. 10. The middle-aged couple next to me (were discussing) their plans for Christmas - who to invite out. 11. The police who (were investigating) the crime at the moment, (were being unable) find no clues at all. 12. I know that you thought that I (was being stubborn) the other day. 13. The train (was speeding) past hills full of cows and sheep.