This sentence is a question in the past continuous tense. The correct interrogative form for the subject 'you' is 'Were you going'.
This is a question in the past continuous tense. 'Were you going' is the correct interrogative form for the second-person subject 'you'.
| Question | … to do business with him? |
|---|---|
| Title | 1397 |
| QType (0=kprim,1=mc,2=sc) | 2 |
| Q_1 | Was you go |
| Q_2 | Were you going |
| Q_3 | Were you go |
| Answers | 0 1 0 |
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