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Past Continuous of upset




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Past Continuous

I was upsetting


​The past continuous tense is used to describe actions that began in the past and often continued for a short period of time after the action started. ​

The past continuous (sometimes past progressive) tense is a really important tense used in English. This tense is very often used in daily conversation so it is really necessary to know how to use it.
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I
was upsetting 
you
were upsetting 
he/she/it
was upsetting 
we
were upsetting 
you
were upsetting 
they
were upsetting 


Infinitive

upset






Other verbs conjugation upset



Present "upset"I upset
Present Continuous "upset"I am upsetting
Simple past "upset"I upset
Past Continuous "upset"I was upsetting
Present perfect "upset"I have upset
Present perfect continuous "upset"I have been upsetting
Past perfect "upset"I had upset
Past perfect continuous "upset"I had been upsetting
Future "upset"I will upset
Future continuous "upset"I will be upsetting
Future perfect "upset"I will have upset
Future perfect continuous "upset"I will have been upsetting



Irregular verbs