Subject + was,were + Verb 1 + ing(President, was, were the frist vreb field fill ing)

Exemples1: I was playing foodball at 4 pm.Yesterday. (I was playing soccer at 4 pm yesterday).

Exemples2: They were studying Enilish at 9 am.

Yesterday.(She is watching TV at 6 pm yesterday).

Exemples3 : They were studying English at 9 am.

Yesterday.(They are learning English at 9 o'clock

yesterdaymorning).

To Past Progressive Tenes sentences for meaningAnalysis to be rejected not. Come up after theVerb to be structure as follow.

Structure: Subject + was, were not Verb 1 ing.(Persident, was, were not a verb box fill ing.)

Exemples : I was wasn’t playing foodball at 4 pm.Yesterday.

To the Past Progressive Tense sentences Meaningful Oriented question to the Verb to beplaced on the page with the sentences andanswer Yes or No, Which is structured as follows.

Structure : Was , Were + Subject + Verb 1 + ing.?(Was , Were President Verb fill a box ing.?)

Examples1: Was she watching TV at 6 pm.

Yesterday - Yes,she was. (Yes,she was watching TV.) - No,she wasn’t.(No,she not was watching

TV.) Examples2: Were they studying English at 9 am. Yesterday.

- Yes, they were.(Yes,they are learning.) - No, they weren’t.(No,they are not

learning.)

1 Apply to events occurring at any time in the past,

as clearly stated as

- I was cleaning my room at 9 am. Yesterday.? (Im clean room at 9 o’clock yesterday.)

- they were readong newspaper at 8 o’clockyesterday. (He is reading a newspaper at 8 o’clock

yesterday.)

2 For the second event the incident is not the same in

the past, that is, an event which occurs and iscontinuing before an event and then the second wasmade. The principles are the following sentences.

- incident before the Past Progressive Tense. - incident later the Past Simple Tense.

1)While he was walking along the street, he saw anaccident.(While he was walking along the road he saw

acciden.)

2) I was taking a bath when the telephone rang.(I'm bathing in it when the phone). 3 With two events that are taking placesimultaneously in the past, such as.

- My mother was cooking while I was watching TV.

(My mother is cooking while I'm watching TV).- He was standing while she was sitting.

(He was standing while she was sitting).