A.

Circle the correct form of

the verb:
1. They was/ were in London last
month.
2. I was/ were at home last night.
3. We was/ were at Daisys
yesterday.
4. My father was/ were in the
office.
5. You was/ were Susans
boyfriend.
6. The dog was/ were hungry at
dinner.
7. I was/ were there last
weekend.

C. Put the verb in the correct

form (was or were):
1. My parents _________ in New York
.
2. I __________the best player.
3. Our grandparents __________here
last night.
4. Daisy _______ a good gymnast.
5. Our teachers_________________
very understanding.
6. My sister and I _______ very
naughty when we _______ young.
7. My brother______________ at
school yesterday morning.
8. We _________good swimmers.
9. You __________ a great kid.
10. Peter ___________my brothers
best friend.

B. Write these sentences in

the negative and
interrogative:
1. My school was big.
2. My parents were at home.
3. My mother was pretty at the
age of 13.
4. Lucy and Paul were married.
5. Charles was in the swimming
pool.
6. My dog was outside.
7. We were in our garden.
8. They were good friends.
9. You were at the party.
10. Susan was at the shopping

D. Write short answers:

1. Were you at the cinema? Yes,
______.
2. Was your father at home? No,
______.
3. Was Peter a good friend? Yes,
_______.
4. Were they at the caf? Yes,
_________.
5. Were you sick yesterday? No,
_______.
6. Was your mother in the
kitchen? Yes, _________.
7. Was it a good party? No,
___________.
8. Was it sunny yesterday? Yes,
_______.