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    The document is a worksheet that provides examples of changing simple past tense sentences with the verb "to be" into their negative and interrogative forms. It lists 10 sentences using "was" or "were" and has blanks to fill in the negative and interrogative versions of each sentence for practice using proper conjugations of "was" and "were" for negatives and interrogatives.

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    The document is a worksheet that provides examples of changing simple past tense sentences with the verb "to be" into their negative and interrogative forms. It lists 10 sentences using "was" or "were" and has blanks to fill in the negative and interrogative versions of each sentence for practice using proper conjugations of "was" and "were" for negatives and interrogatives.

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    B29-Simple Past (Verb To Be)

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    Simple Past (Verb To Be)

    1 - Change the sentences to the negative and interrogative form:

    a) I was a pilot.
    Neg.: I was not (wasn’t) a pilot.
    Int.: Was I a pilot?

    b) Emma and I were good friends.


    Neg.: __________________________________________________________________
    Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

    c) Tina was a very nice person.


    Neg.: __________________________________________________________________
    Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

    d) It was cold yesterday.


    Neg.: __________________________________________________________________
    Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

    e) He was at the gym 10 minutes ago.


    Neg.: __________________________________________________________________
    Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

    f) They were next to the door.


    Neg.: __________________________________________________________________
    Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

    g) My name was on the list.


    Neg.: __________________________________________________________________
    Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

    h) We were very happy together.


    Neg.: __________________________________________________________________
    Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

    i) Clara and Steve were married.


    Neg.: __________________________________________________________________
    Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

    j) She was a very good doctor.


    Neg.: __________________________________________________________________
    Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

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