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Which form of "to be" correctly fills the blank: "She ___ at the library yesterday"?
Which form of "to be" correctly fills the blank: "She ___ at the library yesterday"?
- am
- are
- is
- was (correct)
The correct way to complete the sentence with the negative form of "to be" is: "They ___ not at the restaurant last night."
The correct way to complete the sentence with the negative form of "to be" is: "They ___ not at the restaurant last night."
- were (correct)
- was
- is
- am
What is the correct form of "to be" to use in this question: "___ you at home this morning?"
What is the correct form of "to be" to use in this question: "___ you at home this morning?"
- Be
- Is
- Are (correct)
- Am
Which of the following correctly completes the sentence and uses the proper form of "to be": "I ___ at the party on Saturday."
Which of the following correctly completes the sentence and uses the proper form of "to be": "I ___ at the party on Saturday."
Select the word that correctly fills the blank: "John and I ___ late for class yesterday."
Select the word that correctly fills the blank: "John and I ___ late for class yesterday."
Select the correct verb form: "He ___ not at work last week."
Select the correct verb form: "He ___ not at work last week."
Which option correctly completes the question: "___ Sarah and Emily tired after the trip?"
Which option correctly completes the question: "___ Sarah and Emily tired after the trip?"
Choose the right option that correctly fills the blank: "It ___ really cold last winter."
Choose the right option that correctly fills the blank: "It ___ really cold last winter."
What is the correct form of "to be" to use in the sentence: "We ___ not hungry after lunch."
What is the correct form of "to be" to use in the sentence: "We ___ not hungry after lunch."
Which of the following options fits correctly in the question: " ___ you and your friends at the concert?"
Which of the following options fits correctly in the question: " ___ you and your friends at the concert?"
Flashcards
Was or Were
Was or Were
"Was" is used for singular subjects like 'she' in the past tense.
Were not
Were not
'Were not' indicates a past negative state for plural subjects.
Were
Were
The verb 'to be' in the past tense, used for questions with 'you'.
I was
I was
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John and I were
John and I were
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He was not
He was not
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Were Sarah and Emily
Were Sarah and Emily
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It was
It was
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We were not
We were not
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Were you
Were you
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Study Notes
- She was at the library yesterday.
- They were not at the restaurant last night.
- Were you at home this morning?
- I was at the party on Saturday.
- John and I were late for class yesterday.
- He was not at work last week.
- Were Sarah and Emily tired after the trip?
- It was really cold last winter.
- We were not hungry after lunch.
- Were you and your friends at the concert?
- The dog was in the backyard earlier.
- My parents were not home when I arrived.
- Was the weather good during your vacation?
- I was very nervous before the test.
- The children were not quiet in class today.
- Was your brother sick yesterday?
- You were at the gym this morning.
- They were not ready for the presentation.
- Were we late for the train?
- She was happy with the surprise.
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