Forming Questions and Negatives with 'Was'

The video tutorial on English Lime covers the verb 'to be' in the past tense, focusing on its positive, negative, and interrogative forms. The instructor reviews pronouns and explains how to use 'was' and 'were' with different pronouns. The lesson includes examples and encourages viewers to practice forming sentences. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe and leave comments.

What is the focus of today's lesson?

• The verb 'To Be' in continuous tense

• The verb 'To Be' in future tense

• The verb 'To Be' in present tense

• The verb 'To Be' in past tense

Which pronoun uses 'was' in the past tense?

• You

• They

• We

• I

For which pronouns do we use 'were' in the past tense?

• He, She, It

• I, You

• You, We, They

• I, He, She

How do you form a negative sentence with 'was'?

• Add 'not' after 'was'

• Add 'no' after 'was'

• Add 'none' after 'was'

• Add 'never' after 'was'

What is the short form of 'She was not'?

• She was no

• She weren't

• She not

• She wasn't

How do you form a question with 'was'?

• Place 'was' in the middle of the sentence

• Place 'was' at the beginning of the sentence

• Do not change the position of 'was'

• Place 'was' at the end of the sentence

What is the question form of 'He was happy'?

• Was he happy?

• He was happy?

• Was happy he?

• Happy was he?

What is the question form of 'You were busy'?

• Were busy you?

• Were you busy?

• Busy were you?

• You were busy?

What should you do to improve your understanding of 'To Be' in past tense?

• Forget about it

• Only read about it

• Practice forming sentences

• Ignore the lesson