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    The document provides examples of using the simple past, past continuous, and was/were tenses in English. It shows affirmative and negative forms, as well as yes/no and information questions. Examples are given for the simple past and past continuous of regular and irregular verbs, with the negative using didn't or wasn't. Questions are formed by changing the word order and adding auxiliary verbs like did, do, was, were.

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    The document provides examples of using the simple past, past continuous, and was/were tenses in English. It shows affirmative and negative forms, as well as yes/no and information questions. Examples are given for the simple past and past continuous of regular and irregular verbs, with the negative using didn't or wasn't. Questions are formed by changing the word order and adding auxiliary verbs like did, do, was, were.

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    The document provides examples of using the simple past, past continuous, and was/were tenses in English. It shows affirmative and negative forms, as well as yes/no and information questions. Examples are given for the simple past and past continuous of regular and irregular verbs, with the negative using didn't or wasn't. Questions are formed by changing the word order and adding auxiliary verbs like did, do, was, were.

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    Simple Past

    Negative form
    He closed the window.
    Gaby and Mary watched that movie yesterday. He did not close the window.
    Gaby and Mary didn't watch that movie
    yesterday.
    Past Continuous
    I was making dinner when she arrived. Negative form
    He was talking constantly in class in those days.
    I wasn’t making dinner when she arrived.
    He wasn’t talking constantly in class in
    those days.

    Was/Were Negative form

    We were worried about the test. We weren’t worried about the test.
    I was busy yesterday I wasn’t busy yesterday

    Yes/No Questions
    Simple Past.
    Did he close the window?

    Yes, he did/No, he didn’t

    Did Gaby and Mary watch that movie yesterday?

    Yes, they did. /No, they didn’t.

    Past Continuous
    Were you making dinner when she arrived?

    Yes, I was /No, I wasn’t

    Was he talking constantly in class in those days?

    Yes, he was /No, he wasn’t

    Was/Were
    Were we worried about the test?

    Yes, we were. /No, we weren’t

    Was your busy yesterday?

    Yes, I was/ No, I wasn’t.

    Information Questions
    Simple Past.
    What did he close?

    He closed the window

    When did Gaby and Mary watch that movie?

    Gaby and Mary watched that movie yesterday.

    Past Continuous
    What you were doing when she arrived?

    I was making dinner when she arrived.

    Where was He talking constantly in class?

    He was talking constantly in class in those days.

    Was/Were
    Why were we worried?

    We were worried about the test.

    When were you busy?

    I was busy yesterday

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