Was or Were?
Was or were?
"I ___ at home yesterday."
"I was at home yesterday."
Complete the sentence:
"I ___ happy about the result."
"I was happy about the result."
Transform this affirmative sentence into a negative sentence:
"She was at the park yesterday."
"She wasn't at the park yesterday."
Correct the mistake:
"She were happy at the party."
"She was happy at the party."
Was or were?
"They ___ very tired after the trip."
"They were very tired after the trip."
Transform this affirmative sentence into a negative sentence:
"He was at home in the morning."
"He was not at home in the morning."
Transform this affirmative sentence into an interrogative sentence:
"They were happy about the news."
"Were they happy about the news?"
Correct the mistake:
"We was not at school yesterday."
"We were not at school yesterday."
Was or were?
"The weather ___ sunny last week."
"The weather was sunny last week."
Transform this affirmative sentence into an interrogative sentence:
"She was at the meeting."
"Was she at the meeting?"
Transform this negative sentence into an interrogative and affirmative sentence:
"I was not late for school."
"Was I late for school?"
Correct the mistake:
"Was they at the meeting last Monday?"
"Were they at the meeting last Monday?"
Was or were?
"We ___ in the same class last year."
"We were in the same class last year."
Transform this affirmative sentence into a negative one:
"They were at school when the earthquake happened."
"They weren't at school when the earthquake happened."
Transform this interrogative sentence into a negative sentence:
"Was she at the pub last night?"
"She wasn't at the pub last night."
Correct the mistake:
"He were not at home when I called."
"He was not at home when I called."
Was or were?
"Why ___ he late to the meeting?"
"Why was he late to the meeting?"
Transform this interrogative sentence into a negative sentence:
"Was he at school yesterday?"
"He wasn't at school yesterday."
Transform this affirmative sentence into an interrogative sentence:
"We were at the concert last week."
"Were we at the concert last week?"
Correct the mistake:
"I weren't at the concert last week."
"I wasn't at the concert last week."