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    This document provides a grammar exercise to practice using the past tense forms of "to be" (was, were). It contains three parts: 1. Students are asked to fill in blanks with "was" or "were" to match sentences to pictures from the past. 2. Students fill in blanks with "was" or "were" to complete sentences about people and things in the past. 3. Students complete sentences about people, places, and times in the past by filling in blanks with the past form of "to be". The document focuses on practicing the use of "was" and "were" as helping verbs to talk about locations, individuals, and events in the past

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    This document provides a grammar exercise to practice using the past tense forms of "to be" (was, were). It contains three parts: 1. Students are asked to fill in blanks with "was" or "were" to match sentences to pictures from the past. 2. Students fill in blanks with "was" or "were" to complete sentences about people and things in the past. 3. Students complete sentences about people, places, and times in the past by filling in blanks with the past form of "to be". The document focuses on practicing the use of "was" and "were" as helping verbs to talk about locations, individuals, and events in the past

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    ACTIVITY 2 Andrés Vásquez

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    This document provides a grammar exercise to practice using the past tense forms of "to be" (was, were). It contains three parts: 1. Students are asked to fill in blanks with "was" or "were" to match sentences to pictures from the past. 2. Students fill in blanks with "was" or "were" to complete sentences about people and things in the past. 3. Students complete sentences about people, places, and times in the past by filling in blanks with the past form of "to be". The document focuses on practicing the use of "was" and "were" as helping verbs to talk about locations, individuals, and events in the past

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    Where

    were
    A. Put was or were into the blanks and then match each sentence with the pictures.

    1. They ____were______ late for school yesterday.


    you?
    1 2 3
    2. There ___was_____ no food in the fridge.
    3. My father ____was____ at work yesterday. .
    4. Peter and Mark ____were____ at the bus-stop.
    4 5 6
    5. The books ______was___ on the table.
    6. John _____was___ on the beach yesterday.
    7. The boss _____were_____ very angry yesterday.
    7 8
    8. He ___was____ at the hospital yesterday.

    B. Put was or were into the blanks

    1 2 3 4 5

    She __was_ sick Peter __was___ The children _were The students _were_ in Mark _was_ in
    yesterday. broke* yesterday. in the garden. the classroom yesterday. the hospital.

    6 7 8 9

    10

    Peter _was___ late My mother _was__ He _was__ very They _ were__ at He _was___
    for work yesterday. busy at home. cold. the church. very thirsty.

    was
    C. Complete the sentences using ‘to be’ in the past form.

    1. Peter was _____in the supermarket________ last night.


    2. The children _________were in the garden_____ yesterday.
    3. Mary and Sally _________were sick________________.

    wer
    4. __________were_______ at the park last weekend.
    5. You ____________were in my house_____ last night.
    6. We ________________were at the park____ yesterday.
    7. ____________were in the supermarket_ last month.
    8. My dog ________were at the street________ yesterday.

    *to be broke: to have no money.

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