Was vs Were

I .......... at school yesterday

• am

• was

• are

• were

Answer explanation

Siempre usamos "was" con el pronombre "I" para decir que "yo era" o "yo estaba"

It .......... a beautiful day, so we decided to go for a walk

• was

• were

• wasn't

• weren't

Answer explanation

Siempre usamos "was" con el pronombre "it" para decir que algo "era" o "estaba"

The books .......... on the table, but now they're not!

• are

• am

• were

• was

Answer explanation

Siempre usamos "were" con el pronombre "they" para decir que ellos "eran" o "estaban"

She .......... good at English since she was young

• were

• is

• was

• are

Answer explanation

Siempre usamos "was" con el pronombre "she" para decir que ella "era" o "estaba"

They .......... happy to see their old friends at the reunion

• were

• weren't

• was

• wasn't

Answer explanation

Siempre usamos "were" con el pronombre "they" para decir que ellos "eran" o "estaban"

I thought you .......... taller than me, but I was wrong.

• was

• is

• are

• were

Answer explanation

Siempre usamos "were" con el pronombre "you" para decir que tú "eras" o "estabas"

He .......... late for the meeting this morning

• was

• is

• were

• weren't

Answer explanation

Siempre usamos "was" con el pronombre "he" para decir que él "era" o "estaba"

We .......... so excited to come to the class.

• was

• wasn't

• were

• am

Answer explanation

Siempre usamos "were" con el pronombre "we" para decir que nosotros "éramos" o "estábamos"

I .......... watching TV because I already finished my homework

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Where .......... they last weekend?

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