Ex 4 Choose the correct sentance

1. It was rained yesterday when I left the office.
2. It had raining yesterday when I left the office.
3. It was raining yesterday when I left the office.
1. When she entering the room, I was writing an essay.
2. When she was entering the room, I had writing an essay.
3. When she entered the room, I was writing an essay.
1. I was reading an article, while my wife was watching a movie in English.
2. I was read an article, while my wife was watching a movie in English.
3. I was being reading an article, while my wife watched a movie in English.
1. Were she cleaning her room the whole evening? – No, she wasn't.
2. Was she cleaning her room the whole evening? – Yes, she was.
3. She was cleaning her room the whole evening? – No, she wasn't.
1. Were the children dancing at that moment? – Yes, they were.
2. Were the children being dancing at that moment? – Yes, they were.
3. Was the children dancing at that moment? – Yes, they were.
1. Kate and her father were walking in the park? – No, they wasn't.
2. Was Kate and her father walking in the park? – No, they weren't.
3. Were Kate and her father walking in the park? – No, they weren't.
1. What were your friend doing yesterday at 5 p.m?
2. What was your friend doing yesterday at 5 p.m.?
3. What your friend was doing yesterday at 5 p.m.?
1. What were you doing at 9 o'clock last night?
2. What you were doing at 9 o'clock last night?
3. What was you doing at 9 o'clock last night?
1. They was not having dinner when I arrived.
2. They were not having dinner when I arrived.
3. They were not having dinner when I was arrived.
1. This time last year I wasn't working in China.
2. This time last year I weren't working in China.
3. This time last year I wasn't worked in China.