Réponse :
1)
-the Jacksons were watching television.
-the son, was playing basketball..
-two men in a dark blue car, were waiting outside..
-miss eleanor mackenzie was working in the garden.
-I was not having a bath, was doing my homework..
-What were you doing ?
2)
-I was brushing my teeth.. (affirmative)
-I was not ( wasn't ) talking miss! (negative)
-What were they doing ? (interrogative)
-The boys were playing with their dogs and Naomi was feeding the ducks. (affirmative)
-But what was he doing on the roof ??? (interrogative)
Explications:
1)
"were" pour le pluriel
"was" pour le singulier
2)
"were" pour le pluriel
"was" pour le singulier
affirmative = positif
negative = négatif (not / ne pas)
interrogative = intérrogatif (?)
wasn't = was not mais c'est plus court (short form)
