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Past tense of 'be' slides

by Alessandro Lanfray
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Slide 1: Be Past Overview

The past tense of the verb be uses was and were. Use was with I, he, she, it; were with you, we, they.

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Slide 2: Affirmatives

Affirmative forms include: I was, you were, he was, she was, it was, we were, they were.

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Slide 3: Negatives

Negatives use not: was not / wasn't, were not / weren't.


Examples: I was not there; they weren’t ready.

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Slide 4: Questions

Ask with Was or Were: Was I late? Were you at the party? Where was he?

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Slide 6: Short Dialogues

Practice with mini-dialogues:

  • Person A: Where were you yesterday?
  • Person B: I was at the library.
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Slide 9: Personal Prompts

Answer about your life: Where were you last weekend? What was your favorite moment?

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Slide 10: Review & Wrap-up

Key takeaways: was for I/he/she/it; were for you/we/they. Quick recap with two rounds of practice.

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