Pasado progresivo

PASADO PROGRESIVO

 

El Pasado Progresivo es un tiempo verbal del pasado, el cual se usa para hablar acerca del desarrollo de una acción que transcurría en un tiempo determinado, cuyo fin no conocemos o carece de importancia, así como también para expresar que una acción tenía lugar cuando otra la interrumpió y finalmente referirnos a acciones que ocurrían simultáneamente.

  

Affirmative	Negative	Interrogative
I was going	I was not going	Was I going ?
You were going	You were not going	Were you going ?
He was going	He was not going	Was he going ?
She was going	She was not going	Was she going ?
It was going	It was not going	Was it going ?
We were going	We were not going	Were we going ?
You were going	You were not going	Were you going ?
They were going	They were not going	Were they going ?

Affirmative	subject + was/were + 1 > "ing"
I was going to New York - Estaba (estuve) yendo a New York
You were going to New York - Ud. estaba (estuvo) yendo a New York
Negative	subject + was/were + not + 1 > "ing"
I was not going to New York - No estaba (estuve) yendo a New York
You were not going to New York - Ud. no estaba (estuvo) yendo a New York
Interrogative	Was/Were + subject + 1 > "ing" ?
Was I going to New York ? - ¿Estaba (estuve) yendo a New York ?
Were you going to New York ? - ¿Estaba (estuvo) Ud. yendo a New York ?