PAST CONTINUOUS

When you use past continuous, the auxiliary verb for "I", "he", "she" and "it" is (a)  

When you use past continuous, the auxiliary verb for "you", "we", "they" is (a)  

You use past continuous to talk about:

• an action in progress at a certain time in the past.

• an action at the moment at a certain time in the present.

• an action at a certain time in the past.

Choose the correct sentence in "past continuous":

• My dad and I was looking for the lost bag.

• My dad and I were looking for the lost bag.

• My dad and I were look for the lost bag.

Which sentence is incorrect?

• Lola was listening to her favourite song.

• Manuel wasnt doing her English homework.

• Was the teacher giving a good class?

Write the following sentence in negative form (Use punctiation marks correctly):

Karime and Peter were kissing each other in the pool.

(a)  

Order the following sentence:

MariJo / talking / class / was / in / a / lot / the / yesterday / .

(a)  

Order the following sentence:

/ ? / Were / doing / difficult / students / the / exam / a / last Monday

(a)  

Choose the correct negative sentence in past continuous:

• Lucy wasn't looking for her flowery, red bag.

• Lucy was looking for her flowery, red bag

• Was Lucy looking for ther flowery, red bag?

Choose the correct interrogative sentence:

• Were the kids fighting outside the classroom?

• Was the kids fighting outside the classroom?

• Were the kids foughting outside the classroom?