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    Past continuous

    Affirmative / Positive
    PAST CONTINUOUS
    I was watching TV.
    He was driving the whole night.
    She was cooking lunch.
    It was raining.
    We were sitting in a café.
    You were reading a book.
    They were having dinner.

    Negative
    PAST CONTINUOUS
    I wasn’t watching TV.
    He wasn’t driving the whole night.
    She wasn’t cooking lunch.
    It wasn’t raining.
    We weren’t sitting in a café.
    You weren’t reading a book.
    They weren’t having dinner.

    Questions
    Yes or No questions
    PAST CONTINUOUS
    Was I watching TV?
    Was he driving the whole night?
    Was she cooking lunch.
    Was it raining.
    Were we sitting in a café?
    Were you reading a book?
    Were they having dinner?

    ‘Wh’-questions
    PAST CONTINUOUS
    What was I doing?
    When was he driving?
    What was she cooking?
    When was it raining?
    Where were we sitting?
    What were you reading?
    What were they having?

    Used to
    Affirmative / Positive
    Used to Infinitive
    I used to watch TV.
    He used to drive the whole night.
    She used to cook lunch.
    It used to rain.
    We used to sit in a café.
    You used to read a book.
    They used to have dinner.

    Negative
    didn’t CONTINUOUS
    use to
    I wasn’t watch TV.
    He wasn’t driving the whole night.
    She wasn’t cooking lunch.
    It wasn’t raining.
    We weren’t sitting in a café.
    You weren’t reading a book.
    They weren’t having dinner.

    Questions
    Yes or No questions
    PAST CONTINUOUS
    Was I watching TV?
    Was he driving the whole night?
    Was she cooking lunch.
    Was it raining.
    Were we sitting in a café?
    Were you reading a book?
    Were they having dinner?

    ‘Wh’-questions
    PAST CONTINUOUS
    What was I doing?
    When was he driving?
    What was she cooking?
    When was it raining?
    Where were we sitting?
    What were you reading?
    What were they having?

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