Past Simple: was / were / wasn't / weren't

• He was in a shop.

• He were in a shop.

• He wasn't in a shop.

• He weren't in a shop.

• They was in a theatre.

• They were in a theatre.

• They wasn't in a theatre.

• They weren't in a theatre.

• My brother was in a department store.

• My brother were in a department store.

• My brother wasn't in a department store.

• My brother weren't in a department store.

• You was in church.

• You were in church.

• You wasn't in church.

• You weren't in church.

• The girls was in a park.

• The girls were in a park.

• The girls wasn't in a park.

• The girls weren't in a park.

• The cat was in a supermarket.

• The cat were in a supermarket.

• The cat wasn't in a supermarket.

• The cat weren't in a supermarket.

• My dad was at the train station.

• My dad were at the train station.

• My dad wasn't at the train station.

• My dad weren't at the train station.

• I was at school.

• I were at school.

• I wasn't at school.

• I weren't at school.

• Our mothers was at the cinema.

• Our mothers were at the cinema.

• Our mothers wasn't at the cinema.

• Our mothers weren't at the cinema.

• My maths teacher was at school.

• My maths teacher were at school.

• My maths teacher wasn't at school.

• My maths teacher weren't at school.