Bill and Maria are in Bill's garden. Use the words in brackets to make past continuous question forms for Maria, and past continuous negative forms for Bill.

Bill's story:

• I saw a man in the woods last night.
• No, it was almost midnight. It was raining, and I was looking for Ben, my cat. Then I saw a man.
• No, he didn't have a dog, and he was sitting under a tree.
• No, he was watching me. His eyes were open. (He/not/sleep.)
• He was young. He was wearing a very big black hat and he was holding Ben!
• I ran home and phoned the police. But he wasn't there when they arrived. And my cat came home about an hour later.

Maria's questions:

• What were you doing in the woods? (What/you/do/in the woods?)
• Were you walking home? (you/walk/home?)
• Were you going home? (I/not/go/home.)
• What was he doing? (What/he/do?)
• Was he jogging? (he/jog?)
• Was he running? (he/not/run.)
• Was he walking? Did he have a dog with him? (he/walk?)
• Was he sleeping? (he/sleep?)
• What was he wearing? (What/he/wear?)