Verb to be (past)

They were studying for the math test (turn into a question)

• Were they studying for their math test?

• They were studying for their math test?

• Was they studying for their math test?

• Did they studying for their math test?

I was at my friend's home (turn into negative sentence)

• I weren't at my friend's home

• I wasn't at my friend's home

• I'm not at my friend's home

• I'm not at my friend's home

What subjects is the verb was used for?

• I, you, we, they

• You, we, they

• I, he, she, it

• He, she, it

Which is the proper way to write a WH question?

• Subject-verb-WH word-complement

• WH word-Verb-subject-complement

• Complement-verb-subject-WH word

• Verb-complement-WH word-complement

Were we in the garden last night? (turn into affirmative sentence)

• We are in the garden last night

• We was in the garden last night

• In the garden were we last night

• We were in the garden last night

Which of these questions we can answer with the short manner?

• I was tired this morning?

• Wasn’t he happy?

• Where were you last weekend?

• Why was she so hungry?

You can't contract an affirmative sentence

• True

• False

Convert, the next sentence, into a negative sentence: “It was freezing yesterday” Please don’t use the contraction

Choose the correct pronouns for the next negative sentences:

He _____ fifteen years old

Our houses ______ very old

• Were

• Wasn't

• Weren't

• Was

Convert the following sentence into a question: “It was a big mistake” Please use the question mark.