Past Continuous
Put in the correct verb form and the noun/pronoun into the gaps to make Wh-questions. Use the Past Continuous. Show example Hide example Where, when I stopped you? (you / to go) Where were you going, when I stopped you?- 1. What, when you saw him? (the man / to read) was the man reading
- 2. Whoat 5 o'clock yesterday? (you / to wait for) were you waiting for
- 3. What, when you opened the door? (the students / to do) were the students doing
- 4. What, when you came in? (they / to eat) were they eating
- 5. What, when the clock struck ten? (Willy / to do) was Willy doing
- 6. What, when you called them? (the neighbors / discuss) were the neighbors discussing
- 7. How? (the boy / to run) was the boy running
- 8. What programat 7 o'clock yesterday? (you / to watch) were you watching
- 9. What, when I asked you a question? (you / to think about) were you thinking about
- 10. Whothe whole evening? (she / to call) was she calling
- Past Continuous — Wh-question — Exercise 1
- How to build Past Continuous
- Past Continuous — Positive
- Past Continuous — Negative
- Past Continuous — Negative — Short forms
- Past Continuous — Yes/No question
- Past Continuous — Put the Wh-question to the word/phrase in bold