Past Continuous - Interrogative

Nino: Hey Sofie, ___________(you/think) about me yesterday?

Sofie: No, I wasn't.

• were you thinking

• you are thinking

• you were thinking

• are you thinking

Was she coming home when her mother slept?

The sentence above belongs to...

• negative sentence

• interrogative sentence

• positive sentence

• imperative sentence

Choose the -ing form of the following verbs:

live; stay; run; lie; recycle

• liveing; staing; runing;lieing; recycling

• living; staying; runing; lying; recycling

• living; staying; running; lying; recycleing

• living; staying; running; lying; recycling

Complete the sentence with the verbs in the Past Continuous Tense form.

A: What_____your mum____yesterday evening?

B: She______the dinner then.

• were doing; were making

• is doing; is making

• was doing; was making

• did do; is made

Choose the -ing form of the following verbs:

ache; stop; swim; come; tie

• aching; stopping; swimming; coming; tieing

• aching; stoping; swimming; coming; tieing

• aching; stopping; swimming; coming; tying

• aching; stopping; swimming; comeing; tying

..... she dancing on the stage last Sunday?

• Did

• Does

• Is

• Was

Were the students … the video during class?

• watch

• watched

• watching

• watches

Kintan and I were drawing a view of Bromo mountain two days ago.

The interrogative form is.....

• Are Kintan and I drawing a view of Bromo mountain two days ago?

• Do Kintan and I draw a view of Bromo mountain two days ago?

• Were Kintan and I drawing a view of Bromo mountain two days ago?

• Did Kintan and I draw a view of Bromo mountain two days ago?

we use the past continuous....

• to talk about past activities that finished

• to talk about activities that are in progress in the present

• to talk about activities that were happening at a specific moment in the past

• to talk about habits and regular activities

S + was/were + V-ing

• Positive

• Negative

• Interrogative