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4. When one of two events in the past interrupts the other one,
a.) the action that does the interrupting should be in which tense?

b.) and the action that is being interrupted should be in which tense?
5. What tense should you use in French for the English (he / she) used to (+ infinitive)?

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4- When one of two events in the past interrupts the other one,


a) the action that does the interruptinf should be in "passé-composé" or "passé simple" if you've been learning it yet


b) The action that is being interrupted should be in "imparfait"


5- What tense should you use in French for the English (he/she) was used to (+ infinitive)

You should use the "imparfait ==> avait l'habitude de (words for words)

il avait l'habitude de + infinitif

elle avait l'habitude de + infinitif


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