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Past Verb To Be (Yes/No Questions)

Froggy Jumps

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Students play a Froggy Jumps quiz where they read yes/no questions using the past verb to be (was / were) and choose the correct short answer from three options. The activity helps students practice recognizing correct forms such as Yes, he was / No, they weren't while reinforcing grammar in a fun and interactive way.

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Froggy Jumps

Past Verb To Be (Yes/No Questions)Online version

Students play a Froggy Jumps quiz where they read yes/no questions using the past verb to be (was / were) and choose the correct short answer from three options. The activity helps students practice recognizing correct forms such as Yes, he was / No, they weren't while reinforcing grammar in a fun and interactive way.

by BRAYAN ALEXANDER JOVEL MARTINEZ
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Was he born in November?

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Were they at school yesterday?

3

Was she your teacher last year?

4

Were you tired after the class?

5

Was the movie interesting?

6

Were your friends at the party?

7

Was he at home yesterday?

8

Were the students ready for the test?

9

Was it cold yesterday?

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Were you at the meeting yesterday?

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