Was/Were – Affirmative and Negative Sentences
Complete the sentence: I ___ at home yesterday.
was
Complete: I ___ (watch) a movie yesterday.
watched
Complete: I ___ (not / watch) TV last night.
didn’t watch
Is the verb “play” regular or irregular?
Regular.
What is the name of the mouse that represents Disney?
Mickey Mouse.
Complete the sentence: They ___ at the park last weekend.
were
Complete: She ___ (go) to the store this morning.
went
Complete: She ___ (not / go) to work yesterday.
didn’t go
What is the past of “go”?
went
Who is the superhero known as “The Dark Knight”?
Batman.
Make the sentence negative: He was at the party.
He wasn’t at the party.
Correct the sentence: They play soccer yesterday.
They played soccer yesterday.
Correct: They didn’t went to school.
They didn’t go to school.
What is the past of “have”?
had
What is the name of the American music award show held every February?
The Grammy Awards.
Make the sentence negative: We were late for class.
We weren’t late for class.
Make your own affirmative sentence using the verb “study.”
Example) I studied for my exam last night.
Make a negative sentence with “study.”
(Example) He didn’t study for the test.
What is the past of “study”?
studied
What movie features a superhero team called “The Avengers”?
Marvel’s The Avengers.
Explain the difference between “was” and “were.”
“Was” is used with I/he/she/it; “were” is used with you/we/they.
What is the difference between present and simple past tense?
Present shows habits, facts, descriptions; past shows an action that already happened.
Why do we use “didn’t” in simple past negatives?
Because “didn’t” makes the sentence negative and the main verb stays in base form.
Give one example of a regular and one of an irregular verb in past tense.
(Example) Regular: played; Irregular: went.
Who is the American singer known as the “Queen of Pop”?
Madonna.