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PAST TENSE WAS/ WERE.
 

PAST TENSE WAS/ WERE.Online version

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by MARIA ISABEL VILLALOBOS DE GARAY
1

Claudia Lars wasn't Chilean.

In English, past tense questions often begin with was or were. They ask about people, places, and situations in the past.

2

The Beatles weren't teachers.

Structure: Was/Were + subject + complement? For example, Was he tired? or Were they at the party?

3

Michael Jackson wasn't a police officer.

Keep was/were before the subject. The main verb usually appears in its base form, or as a complement phrase.

4

Queen Elizabeth II wasn't a writer.

Yes/No questions begin with Was or Were, followed by a subject. Example: Were you at home yesterday?

5

.Maradona and Pelé weren't singers.

Ask with What, Where, When, Why, Who before was/were. Example: Where was she born?

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