䳺 Past Continuous 䳺 to be Past Indefinite 䳺 䳺:
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I was making coffee at 3 oclock. | We were making coffee at 3 oclock. |
You were making coffee at 3 oclock. | You were making coffee at 3 oclock. |
He was making coffee at 3 oclock. | They were making coffee at 3 oclock. |
She was making coffee at 3 oclock. | |
It was making coffee at 3 oclock. |
䳺 :
What were you telling him about? | ? |
䳺 not:
was not watching TV in the evening. | . |
- was not were not wasn't weren't:
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wasn't coming. | Wasn't he coming? |
They weren't coming. | Weren't they coming? |
Past Continuous :
1) 䳿, , . 䳿 at two o'clock, at midnight, at that moment 䳺- Past Indefinite:
was working at his English at that time. | ³ . |
She was sitting by the window when he came in. | . |
2) 䳿, :
In spring he was visiting his old school-fellow. | . |
Past Continuous 䳺 to be Past Continuous Past Participle 䳺:
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(he, she, it) was being taught at that moment. | Was he being taught at that moment? | He was not being taught at that moment. |
We (you, they) were being taught at that moment. | Were they being taught at that moment? | They were not being taught at that moment. |
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(THE FUTURE CONTINUOUS TENSE)
Future Continuous 䳺 to be Future Indefinite 䳺 䳺:
31.
I will be translating the text at 2 oclock. | We will be translating the text at 2 oclock. |
You will be translating the text at 2 oclock. | You will be translating the text at 2 oclock. |
He will be translating the text at 2 oclock. | They will be translating the text at 2 oclock. |
She will be translating the text at 2 oclock. | |
It will be translating the text at 2 oclock. |
䳺 will :
Will they be studying? | ? |
䳺 will not:
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They will not be leaving for Kiev. | . |
will 'll, will not won't.
Future Continuous 䳿, :
I'll be looking out for you. | . |
We'll be playing all morning. | . |
Future Continuous , Future Indefinite, :
He'll be going to school soon. | ³ . |
You won't be coming back here any more. | . |
. Future Continuous .
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(The PERFECT TENSE, ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE)
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(THE PRESENT PERFECT TENSE, ACTIVE