Past Continious

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Yes\No questions about the Past Continuous rules

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Past ContiniousOnline version Yes\No questions about the Past Continuous rules by Dilnaz 1 Is it correct to say "I was liking the movie" if "like" is a stative (state-of-being) verb? Yes No 2 In a question, does the verb "was" or "were" come before the subject? Yes No 3 Can we use the word "while" to show two actions were happening at the same time? Yes No 4 Do we use the Past Continuous for a single, finished action that happened at a specific moment? Yes No 5 Should we use "were" when the subject is he, she, or it? Yes No 6 Do we remove the silent "e" at the end of a verb (like make) before adding -ing? Yes No 7 Do we always use a form of the verb "to be" (was or were) to form this tense? Yes No 8 Does the main verb always need to end in -ing? Yes No 9 Do we put the word "not" after the auxiliary verb (was/were) to make a sentence negative? Yes No 10 Does this tense focus more on the duration of an activity rather than just the fact that it finished? Yes No

Past ContiniousOnline version

Yes\No questions about the Past Continuous rules

by Dilnaz

Is it correct to say "I was liking the movie" if "like" is a stative (state-of-being) verb?

Yes

In a question, does the verb "was" or "were" come before the subject?

Yes

Can we use the word "while" to show two actions were happening at the same time?

Yes

Do we use the Past Continuous for a single, finished action that happened at a specific moment?

Yes

Should we use "were" when the subject is he, she, or it?

Yes

Do we remove the silent "e" at the end of a verb (like make) before adding -ing?

Yes

Do we always use a form of the verb "to be" (was or were) to form this tense?

Yes

Does the main verb always need to end in -ing?

Yes

Do we put the word "not" after the auxiliary verb (was/were) to make a sentence negative?

Yes

Does this tense focus more on the duration of an activity rather than just the fact that it finished?

Yes

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Past ContiniousOnline version

by Dilnaz

Is it correct to say "I was liking the movie" if "like" is a stative (state-of-being) verb?

In a question, does the verb "was" or "were" come before the subject?

Can we use the word "while" to show two actions were happening at the same time?

Do we use the Past Continuous for a single, finished action that happened at a specific moment?

Should we use "were" when the subject is he, she, or it?

Do we remove the silent "e" at the end of a verb (like make) before adding -ing?

Do we always use a form of the verb "to be" (was or were) to form this tense?

Does the main verb always need to end in -ing?

Do we put the word "not" after the auxiliary verb (was/were) to make a sentence negative?

Does this tense focus more on the duration of an activity rather than just the fact that it finished?

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