"To Be" in the Farm (Was / Were)
The greenhouse _____ very hot yesterday.
What is was?
The day before today.
What is yesterday?
The past tense of WORK.
What is worked?
Answer: The tractor was in the garage.
Where was the tractor?
In the past tense of WORK (worked) --- the "-ed" sounds like this letter: T, D, or ID?
What is T?
The seeds _____ in the soil.
What is were?
I checked the crops two days _____.
What is ago?
The past tense of PLANT.
What is planted?
Answer: The meeting was at 8:00 AM.
When was the meeting?
In the past tense of WATER (watered) --- the "-ed" sounds like this letter: T, D, or ID?
What is D?
The negative form of "was".
What is wasn't?
We harvested the tomatoes _____ week.
What is last?
The past tense of WATER (verb).
What is watered?
Answer: The plants were very dry.
How were the plants?
In the past tense of PLANT (planted) --- the "-ed" sounds like this extra syllable: T, D, or ID?
What is ID?
I _____ (not) at the farm last Monday.
What is wasn't?
The correct translation for "el mes pasado".
What is last month?
The past tense of CHECK (verb).
What is checked?
Answer: The boss was angry.
How was the boss?
Why was the boss angry?
The past tense of CHECK (checked) has the exact same ending sound as "worked". (T, D, or ID?)
What is T?
The tractors _____ (not) working this morning.
What is weren't?
The correct English phrase for "hace un año".
What is one year ago (o a year ago)?
The past tense of HARVEST (verb).
What is harvested?
Answer: The workers were tired because of the sun.
Why were the workers tired?
The past tense of HARVEST (harvested) has the exact same ending sound as "planted". (T, D, or ID?)
What is ID?