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Simple Past Continous

JAIRO JOSE CABRERA ALAS English 6 slides

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  1. Simple past continuous

    • The simple past is used to express:
    • Interrupted actions, specific time as an interruption.
    • Example:
    • 1-I was watching Tv when the phone rang.
    • 2-Last night at 7pm, I was having dinner.
    • Simple past continuous
    • Caption: She was watching Tv yesterday!
  2. WHILE AND WHEN.

    • We can use while when to link two continuous actions, we use the past continuous tense for both actions.tenses, which are past continuous and simple past.
    • We can use when we want to join two
    • Example:
    • 1-I was doing my homework while my mom was whasing some dishes.
    • 2-She was playing the guitar when her mother came.
    • WHILE AND WHEN.
  3. Affirmative Form

    • When we use simple past continuous we have to follow a simple structure.
    • For affirmative form:
    • Subject+ was/were+ Verb in -ing + complement. Example:
    • Rocio was cooking a pizza.
    • Jairo and Rocio were playing UNO.
    • Affirmative Form
    • Caption: They were eating humburguer yesterday.
  4. Negative Form

    • For negative form we use this structure:
    • Subject + Was/Were + Not + Verb in -ing form+ complement
    • Examples:
    • 1- I was not going to eat pasta.
    • 2- They were not eating chinese food.
    • 3-It was not raining.
    • Negative Form
    • Caption: (HE WAS NOT TEXTING)
  5. Question Form

    • When we want to use question form we use this structure.
    • Was/Were + Subject + Verb in -ing form+ complement + question mark.
    • Examples:
    • 1-Was Sofia eating pizza ?
    • 2-Was Carlos playing soccer yesterday ?
    • Question Form
  6. LETS PRACTICE!

    • Remember we have 2 aauxiliaries in simple past continous, which are was and were.
    • We use( was) for: I,HE,SHE AND IT.
    • We use (Weres) for: YOU,WE AND THEY.
    • WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO IS CREATING 4 SENTENCES USING PAST CONTINUOUS IT DOES NOT MATTER IF THEY ARE IN AFFIRMATIVE, NEGATIVE OR QUESTION FORM.
    • LETS PRACTICE!

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