Put the verbs in brackets into the past continuous. A. Yesterday, I went for a walk in the park. While...

To complete the sentences using the past continuous tense, we need to describe actions that were ongoing at a particular moment in the past. Here's how you can fill in the blanks:

A. Yesterday, I went for a walk in the park. While I was there, I saw lots of children who 1) were playing. There was a man who was walking his dogs. He was throwing sticks and the dogs were running to catch them. A gardener was planting some flowers and some old ladies were sitting on a park bench enjoying the warm sunshine. It was lovely.

B. Harriet and Liam got married last weekend. It was a beautiful wedding. The bridesmaids were wearing pink dresses and they were all carrying small bouquets of pink and white flowers. The photographer was taking photographs and the bride's mother was crying because she was so happy. The sun was shining and the couple were smiling at everyone.

In both sections A and B, the past continuous tense is used to set the scene and describe actions that were in progress at a specific time in the past. This tense helps convey a vivid picture of the situations and highlights the ongoing nature of the activities during those moments.

A. Yesterday, I went for a walk in the park. While I was there, I saw lots of children who were playing. There was a man who was walking his dogs. He was throwing sticks and the dogs were running to catch them. A gardener was planting some flowers and some old ladies were sitting on a park bench enjoying the warm sunshine. It was lovely.

B. Harriet and Liam got married last weekend. It was a beautiful wedding. The bridesmaids were wearing pink dresses and they were all carrying small bouquets of pink and white flowers. The photographer was taking photographs and the bride's mother was crying because she was so happy. The sun was shining and the couple were smiling at everyone.