Complete with was, wasn’t, were or weren’t.
I _____ at school yesterday. It was a holiday.
I wasn’t at school yesterday. It was a holiday.
at / afternoon / was / yesterday / I / the / park
I was at the park yesterday afternoon.
A: Where were you last Saturday?
B: I _____ at the cinema with my friends.
A: Where were you last Saturday?
B: I was at the cinema with my friends.
We _____ happy at the party. It was fun.
We were happy at the party. It was fun.
It / a / classical / wasn’t / great / concert / music
It wasn’t a great classical music concert
A: Were you nervous before the football game?
B: No, we _____.
A: Were you nervous before the football game?
B: No, we weren’t.
You _____ at home. You were at the park.
You weren't at home. You were at the park.
barbecue / at / friends / the / My / were / happy
My friends were happy at the barbecue.
A: _____ John at the party?
B: I don’t know.
A: Was John at the party?
B: I don’t know.
How many people _____ at the cinema?
How many people were at the cinema?
yesterday / party / at / Daniela / wasn’t / the
Daniela wasn’t at the party yesterday.
A: We _____ at a good restaurant last week.
B: The new one in the centre? I know, it’s great!
A: We were at a good restaurant last week.
B: The new one in the centre? I know, it’s great!
_____ your brother at the match yesterday?
Was your brother at the match yesterday?
the / late / match / You / were / for / tennis
You were late for the tennis match.
A: Was the concert OK?
B: Yes, great! The singer _____ awesome!
A: Was the concert OK?
B: Yes, great! The singer was awesome!