The document discusses the differences between the words "wear", "where", and "were". It states that "wear" means to have something on the body, "where" refers to a place, and "were" is used in all other cases. It then provides 8 sentences with blanks to be filled in with "wear", "where", or "were", followed by another 8 sentences with blanks.
The document discusses the differences between the words "wear", "where", and "were". It states that "wear" means to have something on the body, "where" refers to a place, and "were" is used in all other cases. It then provides 8 sentences with blanks to be filled in with "wear", "where", or "were", followed by another 8 sentences with blanks.
The document discusses the differences between the words "wear", "where", and "were". It states that "wear" means to have something on the body, "where" refers to a place, and "were" is used in all other cases. It then provides 8 sentences with blanks to be filled in with "wear", "where", or "were", followed by another 8 sentences with blanks.
Where means in what place or to what place or from what place. Were is used in all other cases.
Put wear, where or were in the spaces below.
1. I _____ warm clothes in Winter.
2. I do not know _____ Mr Banks lives. 3. We _____ at the game yesterday. 4. _____ are you going this evening? 5. Susan had to _____ a bandage on her arm. 6. When we _____ at the seaside we swam. 7. People _____ sandals in warm countries. 8. _____ Ryan and David at the library.
1. _____ did the new pupil come from?
2. Clothes to _____ for Summer are in the shops. 3. _____ can she be? 4. How many boys _____ with you? 5. _____ you here last night when we _____ visiting? 6. We _____ going to the lane _____ we could pick blackberries. 7. They _____ looking for a place _____ they could rest. 8. This is the house _____ we lived while you _____ away.