Question Formation of Past Continuous Tense
Question Formation of Past Continuous Tense :
I was reading a novel. - (Active Voice)
Who was reading a novel? - (Question Form)
What was I reading? - (Question Form)
I was manufacturing Tyre. - (Active Voice)
Who was manufacturing tyre? - (Question Form)
What was I manufacturing? - (Question Form)
We were making cakes. - (Active Voice)
Who were making cakes? - (Question Form)
What were we making? - (Question Form)
We were eating apples. - (Active Voice)
Who were eating apples? - (Question Form)
What were we eating? - (Question Form)
You were listening to music. - (Active Voice)
Who were listening to music? - (Question Form)
What were you listening to? - (Question Form)
You were cooking Pizza. - (Active Voice)
Who was cokking pizza? - (Question Form)
What were you cooking? - (Question Form)
She was singing a song. - (Active Voice)
Who was singing a song? - (Question Form)
What was she singing? - (Question Form)
She was writing a letter. - (Active Voice)
Who was writing a letter? - (Question Form)
What was she writing? - (Question Form)
They were preparing dinner. - (Active Voice)
Who were preparing dinner? - (Question Form)
What were they preparing? - (Question Form)
They were driving a car. - (Active Voice)
Who were driving a car? - (Question Form)
What were they driving? - (Question Form)
He was buying oranges. - (Active Voice)
Who was buying oranges? - (Question Form)
What was buying oranges? - (Question Form)
He was typing an essay. - (Active Voice)
Who was typing an essay? - (Question Form)
What was he typing? - (Question Form)
It was creating problems for us. - (Active Voice)
Who was creating problems for us? - (Question Form)
What was it creating for us? - (Question Form)
It was walking the distance. - (Active Voice)
Who was walking the distance? - (Question Form)
What was it walking?
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