Good morning my dear students today we are going to talk about verb to be in past.
1. WHAT IS
"WAS / WERE"?
"Was"
and "Were" are the past forms of the verb TO BE.
We use them to
talk about things in the past.
2. WHEN TO USE
"WAS" OR "WERE"?
Subject |
Use |
I |
was |
He / She / It |
was |
You |
were |
We / They |
were |
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Examples:
- I was at home yesterday.
- She was happy last Monday.
- We were in class last week.
- They were tired after the game.
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Negative form:
- I
was not (wasn’t)
- They
were not (weren’t)
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Questions:
- Was he at school? → Yes, he was.
- Were they hungry? → No, they weren’t.
3.
SUMMARY CHART
Person |
Affirmative |
Negative |
Question |
I |
I was |
I was not / wasn’t |
Was I …? |
You |
You were |
You were not / weren’t |
Were you …? |
He / She / It |
He was |
He was not / wasn’t |
Was he / she / it …? |
We / They |
We were |
We were not / weren’t |
Were we / they …? |
4. ACTIVITIES
A. Fill in the blanks with was or were.
1. Yesterday, I _______ at the park.
2. My
parents _______ very happy.
3. The weather _______ sunny and warm.
4. You _______ not in class last Monday.
5. My friends _______ in the cafeteria.
6. It
_______ my birthday yesterday.
B. Choose the
correct option.
7. She (
was / were ) tired.
8. They ( was / were ) at the party.
9. I ( was / were ) with my cousin.
10.
We (
was / were ) not ready.
11.
It (
was / were ) a nice day.
12.
You (
was / were ) very friendly.
C. Write complete
sentences using was/were.
13.
I ________________ at ____________.
14.
My best friend ________________.
15.
We ________________ in ____________.
16.
It ________________ cold yesterday.