Past Continuous in Passive Voice

Past Continuous in Passive Voice

1. Is used to talk about actions that were ongoing at a particular moment in the past. The emphasis is on the process.

2. To make statements with the Past Continuous Passive, use: was/were + being + the Past Participle form of the verb

3. To make a negative form of Past Continuous Passive, insert ‘not‘ between ‘was/were’ and ‘being’ (you can also use ‘wasn’t’ or ‘weren’t).

4. The structure for asking questions in Past Continuous Passive is: was/were + [subject] + being + Past Participle