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Change the sentences as directed: i) Father cooked dinner last night. (Past Continuous) ii) You were preparing for the exam. (Negative) iii) Our English teacher taught us a poem. (Past Continuous) iv) Mr. Rahim spoke the truth. (Past Continuous) Fill in the blanks with correct verbs: i) Maria was (play) with her friends. ii) We (was/were) reading story books. iii) You were (write) a letter. iv) The wind (was/were) blowing. v) Tomal and Rana (was/were) having fun together. vi) The farmers were (grow) crops.​

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Answered by vitex1504
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Answer:

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Answered by jpj2277
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Answer:

The past continuous or the past progressive tense is used to tell about some action happening at some time in the past. The time of happening of the action/event may or may not be specified.

Any temporary action, and/or an incomplete action happening in the past is expressed in the past continuous tense.

The verb in the past continuous tense is made of two parts:

The past tense form of verb ‘to be’ – was/were

‘ing’ form of the base verb.

Sentences in the pastSentences in the past continuous form have a specified structure:

The affirmative sentence structure

subject + past tense form of verb ‘to be’ + base verb+ing

Example: She (subject)+ was (past tense form of ‘to be’)+ sing (base-verb)+ing ==> She was singing.

Negative sentence structure:

subject+ past tense form of verb ‘to be’ + not + base verb + ‘ing’

Example: She was not singingNegative sentence structure:

subject+ past tense form of verb ‘to be’ + not + base verb + ‘ing’

Example: She was not singing

Interrogative structure:

Past tense form of verb ‘to be’ + subject + base verb + ing + Question tag

Example: Was she singing?

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