Differentiating Were, We're, Where, and Wear

This video lesson from Sparkle English explains the differences between the words 'were', 'we're', 'where', and 'wear'. It provides definitions, pronunciation tips, and example sentences for each word. The lesson highlights common confusions among English learners and offers practice exercises for viewers to reinforce their understanding. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to practice by writing sentences in the comments section.

What is the main topic of today's mini lesson?

• The difference between were, we're, where, and wear

• Common English idioms

• How to use punctuation correctly

• Advanced English grammar

Which word is the past tense of 'are'?

• Wear

• Where

• Were

• We're

What does 'we're' stand for?

• We are

• We will

• We were

• We have

Which sentence correctly uses 'were'?

• I wear a hat.

• We're happy to see you.

• Where are you?

• We were going to the park.

Which sentence correctly uses 'we're'?

• Where are you?

• We're going to the conference tomorrow.

• Were you at the meeting?

• I wear glasses.

What is 'where' commonly used to define?

• A past event

• A future plan

• A location or position

• A type of clothing

Which word means to have something on one's body?

• Wear

• We're

• Were

• Where

Which sentence correctly uses 'where'?

• We're at the park.

• I wear a coat.

• Where are you going?

• Were you there?

What is the homework assignment given in the video?

• Practice pronunciation of the words

• Write a paragraph using all four words

• Write sentences using we're, were, where, and wear

• Read a book and summarize it