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This document discusses the past continuous tense in English. It explains that the past continuous is used to talk about an ongoing action in a specific time in the past. It provides the formation of the past continuous in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using was/were + the verb ending in -ing. Examples are given to illustrate its use.
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Past continuous
- 1. raining cats and dogs What is the meaning of this idiom? What does it have to do with this unit?
- 2. PAST CONTINUOUS El Past Continuous en inglés se utiliza para decir lo que estaba ocurriendo en un momento concreto del pasado
- 3. How is it formed? Affirmative: SUJETO + WAS/WERE + VERBO ACABADO EN -ing It was snowing yesterday night. She was slepping because it was raining. We were living in the Alps the year of the avalanches.
- 4. How is it formed ? SUJETO + WASN'T/WEREN'T + VERBO ACABADO EN -ing The presenter was not talking about the floods. You weren't listening to the rain. The sun wasn't shining at that time. Negative:
- 5. how is it formed? WAS/WERE + SUJETO + VERBO ACABADO EN -ing Interrogative: Si la frase tiene una partícula interrogativa, ésta se pone antes de Was o Were: • Why was the baby crying during the storm? • Where were the animals sheltering during the rain? Were you working during the heat wave? Was she at home the day of the earthquake?
- 6. Important!! You must remember the past tense of the verb TO BE: I was You were He / She / It was You were We were They were
- 7. And don't forget... the –ing! Sino en lugar de decir Ayer yo estaba jugando al Micraft (Yesterday I was playing Minecraft) Estarás diciendo *Ayer yo estaba jugar al Minecraft *(Yesterday I was play Minecraft)
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- 9. What was she doing on that sunny day? She was doing sport She was running She was exercising She was listening to music
- 10. What was happening? It was raining The wind was blowing People were running The girl was smiling The sun wasn't shining They were looking for shelter They were getting wet