English verbs and prepositions ABOUT, WITH and AT 

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Could you please do a lesson on 'Past simple&Past perfect continuous tense' using the same sentences as examples. Can we use them interchangeably? What is the difference between: 'I was sleeping when it started raining' and 'I had been sleeping when it started raining' ? Or, 'I was eating my lunch when he came over' and 'I had been eating my lunch when he came over'.

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Thank you Andrew. Quite clear as usual. Do these verbs + prepositions be named "phrasal verbs" ? Because these ones have more hidden the meaning.

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