Question

PAST PROGRESSIVE
The past progressive tense is used to describe actions that were in progress in the past.

• Use the helping verb “was” before a verb in the past progressive tense when used to describe (I, he, she, it).

• Use the helping verb “were” before a verb in past progressive tense to describe (we, you, they).

• Add “ing” to the verb ending.

[I / he / she / it] [was] [verb + “ing”]
[ we / you / they [were] [verb + “ing”]

Example: I was running.
Example: They were running.

• Add the word “not” between the helping verb (was / were) and the main verb to form the negative.
Example: We were not running.
Example: They were not running.

Directions:
Write the correct form of the verb in the spaces below.
1) We _____ ________ (to go) to the mall last night.
2) She _____ ________ (to talk) to the police officer last week.
3) I _____ ________ (to buy) a new bicycle when you called me.

Answer 1

Answer:

mate may this help u.

1) go to

2)talk to

sorry I don't know last question

Answer 2

Answer:

1.were going.

2.was talking.

3.was buying.