The document discusses the past continuous tense in English grammar. It defines the past continuous tense using the formula of subject - to be (was, were) - verb+ing. Examples are also provided of positive, negative and interrogative sentences using the past continuous tense with subjects I, you, we and they. The tense expresses an ongoing or continuous action that was happening at a specific time in the past.

1. PAST CONTINOUS TENSE
TENSE
By: Tira Nur Fitria M.Pd
Email: misstira.stieaas@gmail.com

12. PRESENT CONTINOUS TENSE (TO BE) is, am, are
Rumus: (+) S – to be (was, were) – V.ing ……
(-) S– to be (was, were) – not – V.ing……
(?) to be (was, were) – S – V.ing…..
Contoh:
(+) I am reading book
(-) I am not reading book
(?) am reading book?
(+) You are reading book
(-) you are not reading book
(-) are you reading book?