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an old man is walking through the town (change into past continuous)​

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Answered by Intelligentcat
15

Given Sentence :

An old man is walking through the town

What we have to do ?

(change into past continuous)

Answer :

★ An old man was walking through the town.

Tense :

The tense in the above sentence is Past Continuous Tense

⠀⠀⠀⠀\large\dag \: \sf\pink{Past \: Continuous\:  Tense} \\

  • This tense denotes an action started some time before and still in progress.

  • Here we use 1st form of verb with all the pronouns.

  • Helping verb ' was /were ' is used.

  • Was for singular Noun.

  • Were for plural Noun.

\mapsto\bf{For \: Example} - I was writing an essay on H.G. Wells.

Formation :

Subject + was / were + ( 1st form of verb ) + ing

For Assertive :

\impliesSub + was /were + 1st Form + ing + object.

For Negative :

\implies Sub + was/were not + 1st form + ing + object.

For Interrogative :

\impliesWas/were + Sub + 1st Form + ing + object ?

For Interrogative - Negative :

\impliesWas/Were+ Sub + not + 1st Form + ing + object ?

Answered by ParikhAyushi
45

Answer:

An old man was walking through the town.

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