Make the sentences negative and interrogative.
1) They were listening to the radio programme at six o’clock
yesterday.
2) Gregory was doing an English exercise at four o’clock.
8) The children were flying the kite in the afternoon.
4) The doctor was examining the patient at ten o’clock.
5) You were painting the front door yesterday morning.
1) They were listening to the radio programme at six o’clock
yesterday.
2) Gregory was doing an English exercise at four o’clock.
8) The children were flying the kite in the afternoon.
4) The doctor was examining the patient at ten o’clock.
5) You were painting the front door yesterday morning.
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1) They weren't listening to the radio programme at six o’clock
yesterday. Were they listening to the radio programme at six o’clock
yesterday?
2) Gregory wasn't doing an English exercise at four o’clock. Was Gregory doing an English exercise at four o’clock?
8) The children weren't flying the kite in the afternoon. Were the children flying the kite in the afternoon?
4) The doctor wasn't examining the patient at ten o’clock. Was the doctor examining the patient at ten o’clock?
5) You weren't painting the front door yesterday morning. Were you painting the front door yesterday morning?