Complete the conversation. Use was/were or use the past simple (I did, etc.) or the past continuous (was doing, etc.) of the verb in brackets ().
1.POLICEMAN: What were you doing (you/do) when the accident happened(happen)?
COLIN: I was at the bus-stop. I was waiting (wait) for a bus.
POLICEMAN: (you/see) the accident?
COLIN: No, because I (read) the newspaper.
2. NICOLA: I (telephone) you at 9 o'clock last night but you were not at home.
MARTIN: 9'o clock? I (sit) in cafe, (drink) hot chocolate.
NICOLA: Jane with you?
MARTIN: No, she (work) in the library.
NICOLA: Where (you/go) after the cafe?
MARTIN: I (go) home.
3. MUM: Oh no! My beautiful new plate. What happened?
ANGELA: I'm really sorry,Mum. I (break) it when I (wash) it.
MUM: How?
ANGELA: My hands wet and I (drop) it on the floor.
4. SOPHIE: (you/think) yesterday's exam difficult?
EDWARD: No, not really, but I (not/write) very much.
SOPHIE: Why not?
EDWARD: Because I (dream) about my holidays.
5. ANDREW: There a crash outside my house yesterday.
PIPA: What (happen)?
ANDREW: I don't know. It (rain) but the drivers (not/go) fast.
PIPA: Were they hurt?
ANDREW: One man (break) his arm and the other man (cut) his head.
6. TRACY: Pardon? I didn't hear you. Could you repeat that, please?
NEIL: I (not/talk) to you.
TRACY: Who (you/talk) to?
NEIL: Sarah.
TRACY: Oh, sorry.
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2. NICOLA: I telephoned (telephone) you at 9 o'clock last night but you were not at home.
MARTIN: 9'o clock? I was sitting (sit) in cafe, drinking (drink) hot chocolate.
NICOLA: Was Jane with you?
MARTIN: No, she was working (work) in the library.
NICOLA: Where did you go (you/go) after the cafe?
MARTIN: I went (go) home.
3. MUM: Oh no! My beautiful new plate. What happened?
ANGELA: I'm really sorry,Mum. I broke (break) it when I was washing (wash) it.
MUM: How?
ANGELA: My hands were wet and I dropped (drop) it on the floor.
4. SOPHIE: Did you think (you/think) yesterday's exam was difficult?
EDWARD: No, not really, but I didn't write (not/write) very much.
SOPHIE: Why not?
EDWARD: Because I was dreaming (dream) about my holidays.
5. ANDREW: There was a crash outside my house yesterday.
PIPA: What happened (happen)?
ANDREW: I don't know. It was raining (rain) but the drivers weren't going (not/go) fast.
PIPA: Were they hurt?
ANDREW: One man broke (break) his arm and the other man cut (cut) his head.
6. TRACY: Pardon? I didn't hear you. Could you repeat that, please?
NEIL: I wasn't talking (not/talk) to you.
TRACY: Who were you talking (you/talk) to?
NEIL: Sarah.
TRACY: Oh, sorry.