Choose which tense the rule is about. Then complete the dialogue with the correct form of the verbs

• Past Continuous
• Past Simple
• Present Continuous

We generally use [ ]:

        - to describe an unfinished past action in progress;

        - to talk about a past action which was interrupted by another past activity;

        - to describe two past actions which were happening at the same time.                  

— Where [ ] Nick last night?

— I'm not sure. I think he [ ] his car in the garage.

— What about Helen? Do you know where she [ ] last Friday afternoon?

— Yes, I do know. We [ ] together.

— Where was Jim yesterday? He [ ] our English class.

— He texted me that he'd gone to the stadium. He [ ] for the football match.