The document discusses the past continuous tense in English. It explains that the past continuous is used to describe an action that was in progress at a specific time in the past or an action that was interrupted by another past action. It also notes the past continuous can describe multiple simultaneous actions in the past. It provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the past continuous and concludes with a note saying "The end!"

1. EnglishSummaries

2. We use thepastcontinuoswhenwerefer to:Anactionthatwasinprogressat a certaintimeinthepast.E.g.Shewaswatching TV at nine o’clocklastnight.Anactionthatwasinprogressinthepastwhenanotheroneinterroptedit.E.g.Theywerestudyingwhentheirfatherarrived.Pastcontinuos

3. Twoor more actionsthatwerehappeninginthepastatthesametime.E.g.YesdterdayafterdinnerPeter’sparentswerewatching TV, Peter waslistening to musicandhissisterwasreading.

4. To be (pastsimple) + mainverb + ing (was/were)E.g. I/He/She/Itwasstudying.You/We/Theywerestudying.Affirmative

5. Negativeto be (pastsimple) + not + mainverb + ing (Wasn’t/Weren’t)E.g.I/He/She/Itwasn’tstudying.You/We/Theyweren’tstudying.

6. InterrogativeWas I/She/He/Itstudying?WereYou/We/Theystudying?

7. Theend!