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** write past continuous questions.
where / arman/go / last night
where was arman going last night?
1 they / have / lunch / two o'clock

2 who / mariyam / talk to

3 what / we / do / in class last week

4 it / rain / yesterday afternoon
5 why / you / climb up / that big rock
6 pavel / eat / dinner / 8 p.m.​

1. Where were they having lunch at two o'clock?
To write this question, we need to use the words "where" and "at two o'clock" to specify the time. We also need to use the past continuous form of the verb "have," which is "were having."

2. Who was Mariyam talking to?
To write this question, we need to use the words "who" to ask about the person and the past continuous form of the verb "talk," which is "was talking."

3. What were we doing in class last week?
To write this question, we need to use the words "what" to ask about the activity and the past continuous form of the verb "do," which is "were doing." We also need to specify the time frame "last week."

4. Was it raining yesterday afternoon?
To write this question, we simply need to invert the subject "it" and the auxiliary verb "was."

5. Why were you climbing up that big rock?
To write this question, we need to use the word "why" to ask for the reason, and the past continuous form of the verb "climb," which is "were climbing." We also need to include the object "that big rock."

6. What was Pavel eating for dinner at 8 p.m.?
To write this question, we need to use the words "what" to ask about the food, the past continuous form of the verb "eat," which is "was eating," and specify the time "at 8 p.m."