Incomplete Past Tense

I was going to study.		He was going to study.
You were going to study.		She was going to study.
We were going to study.		It was going to study.
They were going to study.
Mother was going to study.
Alex and Jen were going to study.

1. I was going to eat my dinner.

2. He was going to learn a new skill.

3. Jen was going to jump.

4. Father was going to go to work.

5. Alex was going to read a book.

6. Jen was going run a marathon.

7. We were going to buy a new house.

8. They were going to think.

9. You were going to discuss this matter in detail.

10. It was going to bark.

Was I going to study?		Was he going to study?
Were you going to study?		Was she going to study?
Were we going to study?		Was it going to study?
Were theye going to study?
Was Mother going to study?
Were Alex and Jen going to study?

1. Was I going to eat my dinner?

2. Was he going to learn a new skill?

3. Was Jen going to jump?

4. Was Father going to go to work?

5. Was Alex going to read a book?

6. Was Jen going run a marathon?

7. Were we going to buy a new house?

8. Were they going to think?

9. Were you going to discuss this matter in detail?

10. Was it going to bark?