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past progresive

The given text explores the use of the past progressive tense in English, focusing on its interrogative, affirmative, and negative forms. Examples of interrogative sentences illustrate asking about actions that were ongoing in the past, such as "

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past progresive

past progresive

The given text explores the use of the past progressive tense in English, focusing on its interrogative, affirmative, and negative forms. Examples of interrogative sentences illustrate asking about actions that were ongoing in the past, such as "

INTERMEDIATE I MIND MAP VOCABULARY 2

Newbies Collection Start your Journey in DMLT@SAP (under construction / updated March 2021)

Past simple and Past continuous

Imperatives and should

past progresive

Negative

They were not playing chess.

The plane was not leaving the airport.

He was not speaking German.

Interrogative

Was he speaking Italy?

Were we planning a party?

Was the telephone ringing?

Was he sleeping?

Was she reading the newspaper in the living room when you arrived?

Affimative

I wasn't reading a long book

We weren't fixing the car.

He wasn't throwing all to the trash can.

They weren't walking the dog when a wolf attacked

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past progresive

The given text explores the use of the past progressive tense in English, focusing on its interrogative, affirmative, and negative forms. Examples of interrogative sentences illustrate asking about actions that were ongoing in the past, such as "

INTERMEDIATE I MIND MAP VOCABULARY 2

Newbies Collection Start your Journey in DMLT@SAP (under construction / updated March 2021)

Past simple and Past continuous

Imperatives and should

past progresive

Negative

They were not playing chess.

The plane was not leaving the airport.

He was not speaking German.

Interrogative

Was he speaking Italy?

Were we planning a party?

Was the telephone ringing?

Was he sleeping?

Was she reading the newspaper in the living room when you arrived?

Affimative

I wasn't reading a long book

We weren't fixing the car.

He wasn't throwing all to the trash can.

They weren't walking the dog when a wolf attacked

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