1. I *was reading* a book when you called. (Benutze was/were + Verb mit -ing)
2. They *were playing* football in the park yesterday afternoon. (Benutze was/were + Verb mit -ing)
3. She *was cooking* dinner while he was setting the table. (Benutze was/were + Verb mit -ing)
4. We *were watching* a movie at 8 pm last night. (Benutze was/were + Verb mit -ing)
5. He *was listening* to music when the phone rang. (Benutze was/were + Verb mit -ing)
6. You *were studying* for the exam all evening. (Benutze was/were + Verb mit -ing)
7. The children *were playing* outside during the rain. (Benutze was/were + Verb mit -ing)
8. I *was writing* an email when the internet went down. (Benutze was/were + Verb mit -ing)
9. She *was talking* to her friend while waiting for the bus. (Benutze was/were + Verb mit -ing)
10. We *were walking* home when it started to snow. (Benutze was/were + Verb mit -ing)

1. *Was* he *working* at 9 am yesterday? (Frage im Past Progressive: war + Verb mit -ing)
2. They *were not sleeping* when I arrived. (Verneinung: was/were + not + Verb mit -ing)
3. *Was* she *driving* to school this morning? (Frage im Past Progressive: war + Verb mit -ing)
4. We *were not watching* TV at that time. (Verneinung: was/were + not + Verb mit -ing)
5. *Were* you *listening* to the radio last night? (Frage im Past Progressive: waren + Verb mit -ing)
6. He *was not playing* video games yesterday afternoon. (Verneinung: was/were + not + Verb mit -ing)
7. *Was* it *raining* when you left the house? (Frage im Past Progressive: war + Verb mit -ing)
8. The students *were not studying* during the break. (Verneinung: was/were + not + Verb mit -ing)
9. *Were* they *talking* about the project at the meeting? (Frage im Past Progressive: waren + Verb mit -ing)
10. I *was not feeling* well yesterday evening. (Verneinung: was/were + not + Verb mit -ing)