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Past Be Quiz

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Past forms of 'to be' (was/were)

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Past forms of 'to be' (was/were)

by ANDREA LUCIA VELOZA OTALVARO
1

Affirmative past form of 'to be' for 'he'.

2

Complete the sentence: I ... at the party yesterday.

3

Interrogative past: form for 'he' at the party last night.

4

Interrogative past: form for 'they' at the meeting yesterday.

5

Negative past: 'They ... happy at the concert.'

6

Affirmative past: 'We ... excited about the trip.'

7

Past form for 'I' in 2010: I ... a student.

8

Negative past: 'She ... not at school yesterday.'

9

Interrogative past: 'Were you at the gym yesterday?' is correct. True or false?

10

Which is the past form for the pronoun 'they'?

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