PRACTICE OF QUESTION

FORMATION

Past continuous

Q: What was he doing at 5 yesterday? A: He was reading at 5 yesterday. Q: What was he reading? A: He was reading a book. Q: Who was watching TV? A: His sister was watching TV. Q: What was she watching? A: She was watching a film. Q: Where were they? A: They were at home.

Where was Pam this time yesterday? Pam was at school this time yesterday. What was she doing? She was doing a test. Where was the teacher standing? The teacher was standing in front of the board. Where was Pam’s friend? Pam’s friend was at home. Why was she at home? Because she was ill.

What were you doing yesterday afternoon? I was going shopping yesterday afternoon. Who were you with? I was with my brother. Was he wearing a red cap? Yes, he was. He was wearing his favourite

red baseball cap. What were your parents doing? My parents were working. Who were you talking to? I was talking to my cousin.

Where were the children at 8 o’clock? The children were in the classroom at 8 o’clock. What was Tina doing? Tina was playing with her mobile. What were Peter and Tom doing? Peter and Tom were fighting. Who was eating? Sarah was eating. What was she eating? She was eating a banana.

Who were you phoning when we met? I was phoning Anne when we met. Where were you going? I was going to the bus stop. Who were you going with? I was going with my classmate. What were you talking about? We were talking about football. Was it your dog with you? Yes, it was my dog with me.