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    The document provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of verbs in the past tense. It includes examples of common daily activities like watching TV, having meals, playing sports, doing homework, reading, and more. The examples illustrate how to form questions and short answers using auxiliary verbs and how tense and aspects change when referring to different times in the past.

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    The document provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of verbs in the past tense. It includes examples of common daily activities like watching TV, having meals, playing sports, doing homework, reading, and more. The examples illustrate how to form questions and short answers using auxiliary verbs and how tense and aspects change when referring to different times in the past.

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    by HERBER

    iSLCollective.com
    AFFIRMATIVE

    I was
    watch ed ing
    watch ed ing
    You were
    watch ed ing
    He was
    She watched
    was ing
    It watch
    was ed ing
    We were
    watch ed ing
    watch ed ing
    You were
    They were
    watch ed ing

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    NEGATIVE

    I was
    wasn’t
    not watching
    You were not watching
    weren’t
    He was
    wasn’t
    not watching
    She was
    wasn’t
    not watching
    It was
    wasn’t
    not watching
    We were
    weren’t
    not watching
    You were
    weren’t
    not watching
    They were
    weren’t
    not watching

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    INTERROGATIVE
    QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWERS

    Was
    I was
    I watching ? Yes, I was/you were
    Were
    You were
    you watching ? No, I wasn’t/you weren’t
    He was
    Was he watching ?
    Was
    She was
    she watching ? Yes, he/she/it was
    No, he/she/it wasn’t
    Was
    It was
    it watching ?

    Were we watching ?
    We were Yes, we/you/they were
    Were you watching ?
    You were No, we/you/they weren’t
    Werewere
    They they watching ?

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    What was he doing
    yesterday at 7 a.m.?

    He was having
    a shower
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    What were you
    doing yesterday
    at 7 a.m.?

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    What was he doing
    yesterday at 7.30 a.m.?

    He was having
    breakfast
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    What were you
    doing yesterday
    at 7.30 a.m.?

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    What was he
    doing yesterday
    at noon?

    He was playing
    football at school
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    What were you
    doing yesterday
    at noon?

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    What was he
    doing yesterday
    at 4 p.m.?

    He was doing
    his homework
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    What were you
    doing yesterday
    at 4 p.m.?

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    What was he
    doing yesterday
    at 9 p.m.?

    He was watching TV

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    What were you
    doing yesterday
    at 9 p.m.?

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    Was she watching
    TV yesterday at
    midnight?

    No, she wasn’t.


    She was sleeping.
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    Was she having
    dinner yesterday
    at 9 p.m.?

    Yes, she was.


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    Were you having
    a bath yesterday
    at midnight?

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    What were you
    reading last month?

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    What were you doing
    before this class ?

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    What were you doing
    before you went to bed
    yesterday?

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    What were you doing
    last Sunday morning?

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    What were you doing
    yesterday while your mother
    or father was cooking?

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    What were you doing
    yesterday afternoon when
    your mother or father arrived
    home?

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