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Lesson 3, Topic 5
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Was and were is the past of the verb be. Wasn’t and weren’t is the negative.
Wasn’t = was not
Weren’t = were not.
Look at the table.
| I He She It | was | I He She It | wasn’t | |||
| You We They | were | You We They | weren’t |
Can you complete the sentences with the correct verb?
My boss *was* / were happy yesterday.
The stores *weren’t* / wasn’t open late last night.
My classmates was / *were* intelligent.
My best friend *wasn’t* / weren’t in my class at school.
My first job *wasn’t* / weren’t difficult, it were / was easy.
You *were* / was late. Is everything OK?
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