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Was/Were Grammar Quiz

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Was/Were Grammar QuizOnline version

Was/Were practice

by Stephanie Zelada
1

I ___ at the library yesterday.

2

They ____ at home last night.

3

Where ___ you yesterday?

4

She ___ at the party last night.

5

The notebooks ___ on the desk.

6

They ___ at the stadium two days ago.

7

The movie ___ interesting.

Choose one or more answers

8

Where ___ your friends yesterday?

9

Only one of the books ___ on the shelf.

10

We ___ at the concert last night.

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Use was with I for past tense; 'I was at the library yesterday.'

Correct form: "were" is used for "They"

Interrogative of 'to be' with you uses were.

Past single-event use 'was'.

Plural subject notebooks => were (or weren't)

Past tense with plural subject: were.

Past negative: 'The movie was/wasn't interesting.'

Use were for plural subject in a question.

One item is singular, so use was.

Past tense for plural subject: were (or weren't).

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