Continuous Past Tense

I was thinking.		He was thinking.
You were thinking.		She was thinking.
We were thinking.		It was thinking.
They were thinking.
Mother was thinking.
Alex and Jen were thinking.

1. I was eating my dinner.

2. He was learning a new skill.

3. Jen was jumping.

4. Father was going to work.

5. Alex was reading a book.

6. Jen was runing a marathon.

7. We were buying a new house.

8. They were thinking.

9. You were discussing this matter in detail.

10. It was barking.

Was I thinking?		Was he thinking?
Were you thinking?		Was she thinking?
Were we thinking?		Was it thinking?
Were they thinking?
Was Mother thinking?
Were Alex and Jen thinking?

1. Was I eating my dinner?

2. Was he learning a new skill?

3. Was Jen jumping?

4. Was Father going to work?

5. Was Alex reading a book?

6. Was Jen runing a marathon?

7. Were we buying a new house?

8. Were they thinking?

9. Were you discussing this matter in detail?

10. Was it barking?