Question

1 Lizzy was walking / walked to school this morning. 2 I wasn't / weren't watching tv yesterday evening! 3 Were / was billy doing his homework? 4. Were mark and milly playing / play tennis at 3 p.m. yesterday? 5. Was helen listening / did helen listen to music a minute ago?​

Answer 1

1. Lizzy walked to school this morning.
2. I wasn't watching TV yesterday evening!
3. Was Billy doing his homework?
4. Were Mark and Milly playing tennis at 3 p.m. yesterday?
5. Was Helen listening to music a minute ago?​

Answer 2

Here are the correct options for each sentence:

1. Lizzy walked to school this morning. (past tense, as the action is already completed)
2. I wasn't watching TV yesterday evening! (past tense negative)
3. Was Billy doing his homework? (past tense, singular subject "Billy")
4. Were Mark and Milly playing tennis at 3 p.m. yesterday? (past tense, plural subject "Mark and Milly")
5. Was Helen listening to music a minute ago? (past tense, it's a specific point in time in the past)

These choices ensure correct tense and subject-verb agreement in each sentence.