Change the sentences according to the model:
- He is interested in studying English.
PAST: He was interested in studying English.
NEGATIVE: He wasn't interested in studying English.
INTERROGATIVE: Was he interested in studying English?
NEGATIVE/INTERROGATIVE: Wasn't he interested in studying English?
a) He is interested in buying another car.
b) I am thinking about leaving early.
c) We are not thinking about going to Switzerland.
d) I am sick.
- He is interested in studying English.
PAST: He was interested in studying English.
NEGATIVE: He wasn't interested in studying English.
INTERROGATIVE: Was he interested in studying English?
NEGATIVE/INTERROGATIVE: Wasn't he interested in studying English?
a) He is interested in buying another car.
b) I am thinking about leaving early.
c) We are not thinking about going to Switzerland.
d) I am sick.
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Negative: He wasn't interested in buying another car.
Interrogative: Was he interested in buying another car?
Negative/ Interrogative: Wasn't he interested in buying another car?
B) Past: I was thinking about living early.
Negative: I wasn't thinking about living early.
interrogative: Was I thinking about living early?
Negative/Interrogative: Wasn't I thinking about living early?
C) Past: We were thinking about going to Switzerland.
Negative: We weren't thinking about going to Switzerland.
interrogative: Were we thinking about going to Switzerland?
Negative/ Interrogative: Weren't we thinking about going to Switzerland?
D) Past: I was sick.
Negative: I wasn't sick
interrogative: Was I sick?
Negative/Interrogative: Wasn't I sick?