Past Continuous Tense

Past Continuous Tense

Past Continuous Tense use to express the action that was happening at some point in the past.

Past Continuous Tense for Plural Subject

Positive Sentence: Subject + were + object
I was driving at that moment
I was playing cricket.
We were plying cricket.
Negative Sentence: Subject + were + not + Object
We were not  organising the exam

Interrogative Sentence: Were + Subject + Object + ?

Were you laughing at him?

Interrogative Negative Sentence: Were + Subject + not + object + ?

Were they not waiting for you?
Note: Expectation is 'I'. In case of I we used 'was' not 'were'.

Past Continuous Tense for Singular Subject

Positive Sentence: Subject + was + object
He was dining at the restaurant.
Negative Sentence: Subject + was + not + Object
She was not knitting a
Interrogative Sentence: Was + Subject + Object + ?
Was it raining yesterday night
Interrogative Negative Sentence: Was + Subject + Object + ?

Wasn't he washing his car

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