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Example of positive questions in the past progressive tense

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Example of positive questions in the past progressive tense

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• Was I working?
• Were you working?
• Was he working?
• Was she working?
• Was it working?
• Were you working?
• Were we working?

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Example of auxiliary verbs in the past progressive tense

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Example of auxiliary verbs in the past progressive tense

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It is a form of the verb that shows that the action was in progress at a given time or at a given period in the past. For example: Yesterday at 7 o'clock Judi was washing the dishes.

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Examples of negative questions in the past progressive tense

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Examples of negative questions in the past progressive tense

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You weren´t doing the shopping?
He was not hiding anything?
She wasn´t watching Tv?
It was not blooming?

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The past progressive (past progressive) is used to describe an action that began in the past, continued over a period of time and ultimately ended in the past.

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To form the past continuous we use the auxiliary verb "to be" and the gerund (infinitive + "-ing") of the verb. The auxiliary verb "to be" is in the simple past, but keep in mind that "to be" is an irregular verb. Structure Subject + auxiliary verb ("to be") + gerund.

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The past simple is the verb tense used in the English language to narrate events that occurred at a specific time in the past. to construct the simple past, we add -ed to the verb stem if the verb is regular, otherwise we use the irregular form found in the 2nd column of the list of irregular verbs.

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Examples of negative questions in the simple past tense

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Examples of negative questions in the simple past tense

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Didn't you work?
Didn't they come?
Why didn’t he speak with you?
Didn't they work?
Didn't you go?

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The auxiliary used in the past simple is: DID. In both the interrogative and negative forms, DID is used as an auxiliary which is the past form of the verb "TO DO" and accompanies the main verb in its infinitive form.

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To form the simple past tense of regular verbs in English, -ed or -d must be added to the base form of the verb.
If a regular verb ends in a consonant or in a vowel other than e, the ending -ed is added.

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Examples of positive questions in the simple past tense

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Examples of positive questions in the simple past tense

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1. Did i play?
2. Did you play?
3. Did he play?
4. Did she play?
5. Did it play?
6. Did we play?
7. Did you play?