Past Continuous Tense

What is the correct form of the past continuous tense for the pronoun 'I'?

• I was/were + verb-ing

• I be + verb-ing

• I is + verb-ing

• I am + verb-ing

Choose the correct sentence in the past continuous tense: A) She was playing with her friends. B) She is playing with her friends.

• C) She played with her friends.

• E) She will play with her friends.

• D) She has played with her friends.

• A

Which of the following is a negative sentence in the past continuous tense? A) They were dancing at the party. B) They weren't dancing at the party.

• D) They didn't danced at the party.

• B) They weren't dancing at the party.

• C) They didn't dance at the party.

• A) They were not dancing at the party.

Form a question in the past continuous tense using the words: 'you' and 'doing'?

• Did you do?

• Were you done?

• Did you doing?

• Were you doing?

What is the correct time expression to use with the past continuous tense to indicate a specific time in the past?

• during

• at

• on

• in

What is the correct form of the past continuous tense for the pronoun 'he'?

• am + verb-ing

• is + verb-ing

• were + verb-ing

• was + verb-ing

Choose the correct sentence in the past continuous tense: A) We were eating dinner at home. B) We are eating dinner at home.

• A

• C) We will eat dinner at home.

• D) We have eaten dinner at home.

• E) We had eaten dinner at home.

Which of the following is a negative sentence in the past continuous tense? A) She was reading a book. B) She wasn't reading a book.

• B) She wasn't reading a book.

• C) She wasn't read a book.

• A) She didn't read a book.

• D) She wasn't reading books.

Form a question in the past continuous tense using the words: 'they' and 'playing'?

• Were they playing?

• Were they playinged?

• Were they played?

• Did they play?

What is the correct time expression to use with the past continuous tense to indicate an ongoing action in the past?

• after

• while

• since

• before