Police officer What time (1) plete the blanks with the Past Simple or the Past Progressive of the verbs in brackets. Mrs Olson I think I (2) Police officer OK, and what (3) Creturn) home yesterday? (do) at six o'clock when the accident (do) the washing-up. (be) busy in the kitchen. How (7) you you (get) home at about half past five. you Chappen)? Mrs Olson Hmm, at six o'clock, let me see.. (5) Police officer So you (6) (see) the accident then? Mrs Olson Well, as (8) window. This is what I (10) along Keynes Street. When he (12) Street, a car (13) (not see) the boy and (15) bike but the driver (17) That's why I (19) the accident. (do) the washing-up. 1(9) (look) out of the (see A boy (11) (ride) his bicycle (reach) the corner of Keynes and Walton (turn) into Keynes Street. The driver (14) Chit him. The boy (16) (fall off his (not stop). He just (18) (drive) away! (call the police and (20) (report) Police officer (21) you (manage) to see the driver? (not can see him. He (23) Mrs Olson No, I (22) (be) too far away.