Past Simple and Past Continuous tenses

I was happy.

I was studied.

Was I happy?

Were I happy?

I was studying.

Students were angry.

Children was angry.

A boy was not dieing.

Was a boy dying?

Boy was not dying.

I try, you tried, we tried.

She carryed, he carryed, we tried.

I nodded, they nodded, you nodded.

You preferred, it preferred, she did not prefer.

I committed, you did not committed, they comitted.

I was ageing, people was ageing.

Was I ageing? Were they ageing?

They were not dyeing, you were dyeing not.

Rita was dyeing; Rita and Tom were dyeing.

Tom was lying; students weren't forgetting.

Did you buyed a car?

Did your parents buy a car?

Were cats and dogs running?

Was it runing?

Were they seeing each other?

Susan wasn't sitting.

Did Susan sit?

Did Susan sat?

Was Susan sititng?

Was Susan sitting?

I was; I wasnt; Did I?

Were you; were'nt you; Was you?

She did; she didn't; Was she?

It did; it didn't; it was not

We was; we wasn't; Did we?

I was admitting.

You was admitting.

They were runing.

Did they running?

Were they running?

It was letting.

She was hitting.

You were lying.

Were they forgetting?

It wasn't ageing.

While children was sleeping, parents watched TV.

While children were sleeping, parents watched TV.

While children was sleeping, parents were watching TV

While children were sleeping, parents were watching TV.