Напишите вопросы в Past Continuous
1. what/ your friend/ do/ when you saw him/ ?
2. what/ you/ do/ at 11 o"clock yesterday/ ?
3. it/ rain/ in evening/ ?
4. where/ you/ work/ in December/ ?
5. why/ they/ laugh/ when we came in/ ?
6. what/ she/ read/ the whole day/ ?
7. what/ happen/ when i phoned/ ?

1. What was your friend doing when you saw him?
To form the question in the Past Continuous, we use the verb "to be" in the past tense (was/were) followed by the subject, then the base form of the main verb (do), and finally the time or event that happened in the past (when you saw him).

2. What were you doing at 11 o'clock yesterday?
Again, we use the verb "to be" in the past tense (was/were), followed by the subject (you), then the base form of the main verb (do), and finally the specific time (11 o'clock yesterday).

3. Was it raining in the evening?
In this question, we only need to change the verb "rain" to its past continuous form ("raining") and include the question word "was" to form a question in the Past Continuous.

4. Where were you working in December?
To form a question in the Past Continuous, we use the verb "to be" in the past tense (was/were), followed by the subject (you), then the base form of the main verb (work), and finally the time or period of time (in December).

5. Why were they laughing when we came in?
To create a question in the Past Continuous, we use the verb "to be" in the past tense (were), followed by the subject (they), then the base form of the main verb (laugh), and finally the time or event (when we came in).

6. What was she reading the whole day?
For this question, we use the verb "to be" in the past tense (was), followed by the subject (she), then the base form of the main verb (read), and finally the duration of time (the whole day).

7. What was happening when I phoned?
To form a question in the Past Continuous, we use the verb "to be" in the past tense (was), followed by the subject (I), then the base form of the main verb (phone), and finally the time or event (when I phoned).