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    Past Continuous: para Formar El Pasado Continuo Se Utiliza El Verbo Auxiliar "To Be" y El Verbo+ing. El Verbo Auxiliar

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    The document discusses the past continuous tense in Spanish. It explains how to form the past continuous using the past tense of the verb "to be" along with the main verb plus "-ing." It provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences in the past continuous. It also briefly explains how to form the future continuous tense, which uses the auxiliary verb "will be" instead of "was/were."

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    Past Continuous: para Formar El Pasado Continuo Se Utiliza El Verbo Auxiliar "To Be" y El Verbo+ing. El Verbo Auxiliar

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    Past Continuous

    Para formar el pasado continuo se utiliza el verbo auxiliar “to be” y el verbo+ing. El verbo auxiliar
    “to be” está en el pasado simple, pero ten en cuenta que “to be” es un verbo irregular.

    Affirmative

    I, He, She , it: WAS

    You, We, You, They: WERE

    Subject + verb (to be) past + main verb +ing + complementI am singing in the bathroom

    Sandra and Omar were searching information.

    AFFIRMATIVE

    Lucía runs in the mornings.

    Lucía was running in the mornings.

    Daniel and Oswaldo lend their books to another kids.

    Daniel and Oswaldo were lending …

    Negative

    Subject + verb (to be) past + not + main verb + ing + complement

    Rodrigo explains his class.

    Rodrigo was explaining his class.

    Rodrigo wasn’t explaining his class.

    AFF We were thinking about the next exam.

    NEG WE WEREN’T THINKING ….

    Was not // wasn’t

    Were not// weren’t

    Alejandro rides a horse.

    Alejandro wasn’t riding a horse.

    Sofia lights the bedroom with a lamp.

    Sofia wasn’t lighting …


    Interrogatives

    verb (to be) past + Subject + main verb + ing + complement

    You were doing the homework.

    Were you doing the homework?

    Laura was studying History,

    Was Laura studying history?

    My Friends were walking around the river.

    Were my Friends walking around the river?

    Emilio was driving his motorcycle.

    Was Emilio driving his motorcycle?

    1.-He was ironing his clothes.

    2.-She wasn’t paying the service.

    3.- Were we consulting at the hospital?

    4.-Were they cleaning the backyard?

    5.-I wasn’t bending my clothes.


    1. Lucero reads a book.

    AFF LUCERO WAS READING A BOOK.

    NEG LUCERO WAS NOT READING A BOOK.

    QUE WAS LUCERO READING A BOOK?

    2 Sergio and Daniela sleep a lot.

    AFF Sergio and Daniela were sleeping a lot.

    NEG Sergio and Daniela were not sleeping a lot

    QUE Were Sergio and Daniela Sleeping a lot?

    3.- I review my bedroom.

    AFF I was reviewing my bedroom.

    NEG I was not reviewing my bedroom.

    QUE Was I reviewing my bedroom?

    4.- My parents buy a new fridge

    AFF My parents were buying a new fridge

    NEG My parents were not buying a new fridge

    QUE Were my parents buying a new fridge?

    5.- Misael orders sushi for dinner.

    AFF Misael was ordering sushi for dinner

    NEG Misael was not ordering sushi for dinner

    QUE Was Misael ordering sushi for dinner.

    FUTURE CONTINUOUS

    Se forma igual que el pasado continuo; la única diferencia es que en lugar de usar WAS/WERE se
    usa simplemente el auxiliar WILL BE. Afirmaciones, Negaciones y Pregutas siguen la misma
    estructura y orden.

    Hector studies from his spanish book.

    Hector will be studying from his spanish book.

    Armando and Cynthia run in a tournament.


    Armando and Cynthia will be running in a tournament.

    1.-Andrea was ordering pizza.

    2.-Oscar and Juan were playing videogames.

    3.-Jesús was exploring the beach

    4.-Antonio was working at house.

    5.-Enrique was watching tv.

    Carolina drives her car.

    (future simple) Carolina will drive her car.

    Susana and Carlos work so late.

    (present continuous) Susana and Carlos are working so late.

    DRIVING/LUISA/CAR/IS/NEW/HER

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