Which sentence uses the past continuous correctly?

• I am watching TV.

• I watched TV.

• I was watching TV.

• I watch TV.

Which phrase indicates a completed action in the past?

• I am going to the cinema.

• I went to the cinema.

• I go to the cinema.

• I was going to the cinema.

What is the correct form for 'they' in past simple negative?

• they didn't play

• they wasn't playing

• they weren't play

• they not played

Which of the following is an example of 'used to'?

• I used to eat ice cream.

• I use to eat ice cream.

• I am used to eat ice cream.

• I was used to eat ice cream.

Which sentence shows two actions in progress at the same time?

• I read while you are cooking.

• I am reading while you are cooking.

• I read while you cooked.

• I was reading while you were cooking.

What is the correct question form for 'he' in past simple?

• Was he played?

• Is he playing?

• Does he play?

• Did he play?

Which of the following is NOT a correct use of past continuous?

• I was going to the cinema every weekend.

• I was reading a book.

• I was studying last night.

• I was watching TV.

What is the correct form of 'they' in past continuous?

• They was playing

• They were playing

• They are playing

• They played

Which of the following indicates a repeated action in the past?

• I went to the gym every day.

• I was going to the gym every day.

• I am going to the gym every day.

• I go to the gym every day.

What is the past simple form of 'go' for 'I'?

• I gone

• I goes

• I went

• I going