The document discusses the past simple verb "to be" (ser, estar) in Spanish, including its positive, negative, and question forms. It lists the subject pronouns and conjugations for "was/were" in statements such as "I/he/she was happy" as well as questions like "Where were you/they yesterday?". The document provides examples of using the past simple verb "to be" to indicate locations and situations in the past.

1. PAST SIMPLE
VERB TO BE (SER, ESTAR)

2. POSITIVE
I
He
She
It
was
happy.
sad.
at school.
in Suances.
in London.
at the theatre.
on holiday.
We
You
They
were

3. NEGATIVE
I
He
She
It
wasn’t
happy.
sad.
at school.
in Suances.
in London.
at the theatre.
on holiday.
We
You
They
weren’t

4. QUESTIONS
Where
were
you
they
yesterday?
last night?
at ten past nine?
on Friday?
last weekend?
was
he
she