Practice Past continuous versus past simple (B1) in English

B1 English objective for past continuous versus past simple, taught through contextual use and observable progression.

Use Past continuous versus past simple accurately to express meaning in a realistic B1 situation.

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Vocabulary to practice

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reschedule an appointment
To change the time or date of a planned meeting to a new one.
expect a visitor
To wait for someone who is planned to arrive at your workplace.
book a conference room
To reserve a large space for a group of people to have a meeting.
take a message
To write down information from a caller for someone who is not available.
transfer a call
To connect a telephone conversation to a different person or department.
check a schedule
To look at a calendar to see when you are free or busy.
confirm an appointment
To contact someone to make sure a planned meeting will still happen.
update a calendar
To add or change events in a digital or paper record of your time.
hold a meeting
To have a planned gathering of people to discuss business.
greet a guest
To say hello and welcome someone who arrives at your office.