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The document provides examples of using the past tense forms of the verb "to be", including "was" and "were". It lists the subjects and their corresponding past tense verb forms, and provides sample sentences to demonstrate how to use each form in a sentence. These include affirmative and negative examples, as well as questions using "was" and "were".
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- 1. PAST TENSE OF THE VERB TO BE WAS- WERE
- 2. I WAS YOU WERE YOU WERE WE WERE HE WAS THEY WERE SHE WAS IT WAS
- 3. I was sick yesterday. You were tired. She was in the school. He was married twice. It was on the table. You were in the corner. We were in the party. They were in the pool. I was in United States three years ago.
- 4. I wasn’t at home yesterday. You weren’t in the cinema last Saturday. He wasn’t in the work. She wasn’t in the hospital. They weren’t in the park. I wasn’t in the beach last summer.
- 5. Were you in the pool yesterday? Was she in the School this morning? Were they in the computer lab? Was he in my room? Were you in my room? Were we in the mountain on vacation? Yes, I was. No, I wasn’t