Dear students,
Last week we learned Past Tense of verb "to be". Here is your chance to review and practice this grammar some more. Please, watch the video and do exercises.
Irena
The verb "be" has two forms in the past tense: was and were
Singular
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Plural
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I was
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We were
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You were
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You were
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He was
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They were
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She was
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It was
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Examples:
I was in my
classroom yesterday.
You were there, too.
He was at a
movie last night.
She was at
home.
This cantaloupe was in my garden this morning.
It was delicious.
We were at school yesterday. (I + you = we, I + they = we)
You were on this website earlier.
They were outside in
the snow.
Watch the video.
Past Tense Questions
Singular
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Plural
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Was I ...
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Were we ...
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Were you ...
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Were you ...
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Was he ...
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Were they ...
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Was she ...
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Was it ...
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The verb "to be" usually follows a noun or pronoun.
Here is one more table with Past Tense Positive:
Number | Positive | ||||
singular | I was | ||||
singular | you were | ||||
singular | he was | ||||
singular | it was | ||||
singular | she was | ||||
plural | we were | ||||
plural | you were | ||||
plural | they were |
noun or pronoun + verb
Bill was a policeman.
He was happy.
Tara was a teacher.
Terry and Robert were sad.
The house was small.
I was a student.
Tom was tired.
Here is a table with Past Tense Negative
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noun or pronoun + negative verb
Bill wasn't a policeman. He wasn't happy. Tara wasn't a teacher. Terry and Robert weren't sad. The house wasn't small. I wasn't a student. Tom wasn't tired. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Here is a table with Questions
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verb + noun or pronoun...?
Was Bill a policeman? Was he happy? Was Tara a teacher? Were Terry and Robert sad? Was the house small? Was I a student? Was Tom tired? | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Please, watch this funny video. |
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
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