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PAST CONTINOUS THEORY AND EXAMPLES FOR PRIMARY CHILDREN
1. PAST CONTINOUS
AFF + NEG- INT?
I was jumping… I wasn’t jumping… Was I jumping…?
You were eating… You weren’t eating… Were you eating..?
He was cooking… He wasn’t cooking… Was he cooking?
She was writing… She wasn’t writing… Was she writing..?
It was running… It wasn’t running… Was it running…?
We were shouting.. We weren’t shouting…Were we shouting…?
You were reading…You weren’t reading…Were you reading…?
They were opening...They weren’t opening.. Were they opening?
TIPS: mixed with
past simple tips
(yesterday, last…)
but adding info.
About the “after”
ACTIONS WHICH
STARTED IN THE
PAST, AND WERE
INTERRUPTED
VERB TO BE in PAST TENSE
AFF + NEG - INT ?(Change word order from +)
WAS for SINGULAR+ verb with –ing WASN’T+…-ING WAS HE,SHE, I…..-ING ?
WERE for PLURAL+ verb with –ing WEREN’T+…-ING WERE THEY, WE…-ING?
