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Was or Were? Quick Quiz

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Test your understanding of was/were basics.

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Was or Were? Quick Quiz
 

Was or Were? Quick QuizOnline version

Test your understanding of was/were basics.

by Munisa Rahmonova
1

Were is used with you, we, and they in the past simple.

2

In questions, 'was' or 'were' appears before the subject.

3

Were is used with I in the past simple.

4

In negative sentences, we use 'was not' or 'were not'.

5

In questions, the subject always comes before 'was' or 'were'.

6

Were is used with singular nouns.

7

Was and were are only used in past continuous tense.

8

The past tense forms of 'to be' are was and were.

9

The verb 'to be' has no past forms.

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Was is used with I, he, she, and it in the past simple.

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