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    This document contains Lithuanian verbs for the present tense "to be" (būti) and past tense "to have been" (buvęs) conjugated for the first, second and third person singular and plural. It provides the Lithuanian equivalents for common English phrases using the verbs "to be" and "to have been" such as "I am", "you are", "he/she/it is", "we are" etc. It also includes interrogative forms such as "are you?", "was I?" and examples of their use in simple sentences asking about location and time.

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    This document contains Lithuanian verbs for the present tense "to be" (būti) and past tense "to have been" (buvęs) conjugated for the first, second and third person singular and plural. It provides the Lithuanian equivalents for common English phrases using the verbs "to be" and "to have been" such as "I am", "you are", "he/she/it is", "we are" etc. It also includes interrogative forms such as "are you?", "was I?" and examples of their use in simple sentences asking about location and time.

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    Was and Were

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    This document contains Lithuanian verbs for the present tense "to be" (būti) and past tense "to have been" (buvęs) conjugated for the first, second and third person singular and plural. It provides the Lithuanian equivalents for common English phrases using the verbs "to be" and "to have been" such as "I am", "you are", "he/she/it is", "we are" etc. It also includes interrogative forms such as "are you?", "was I?" and examples of their use in simple sentences asking about location and time.

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    TO BE

    ESAMASIS LAIKAS BŪTASIS LAIKAS


    I AM (AŠ ESU) I WAS (AŠ BUVAU)
    YOU ARE (TU ESI) YOU WERE (TU BUVAI)
    HE/SHE/IT IS (JIS/JI YRA) HE/SHE/IT WAS (JIS/JI BUVO)
    WE ARE (MES ESAME) WE WERE (MES BUVOME)
    YOU ARE (JŪS ESATE) YOU WERE (JŪS BUVOTE)
    THEY ARE (JIE/JOS) THEY WERE (JIE/JOS BUVO)

    I AM NOT (AŠ NESU) I WAS NOT (AŠ NEBUVAU)


    YOU ARE NOT YOU WERE NOT
    HE/SHE/IT IS NOT HE/SHE/IT WAS NOT
    WE ARE NOT WE WERE NOT
    YOU ARE NOT YOU WERE NOT
    THEY ARE NOT THEY WERE NOT

    AM I? (AR AŠ ESU)? WAS I? (AR AŠ BUVAU?)


    ARE YOU? (Ar tu esi?) WERE YOU? (AR TU BUVAI?)
    IS HE/SHE/IT? WAS HE/SHE/IT?
    ARE WE? WERE WE?
    ARE YOU? WERE YOU?
    ARE THEY? WERE THEY?

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    Ar (tu) esi namie?
    Are you at home?
    Ar (tu) buvai namie?
    Were you at home?
    Ar (jis) yra namie?
    Is he at home?
    Ar (ji) buvo darbe?
    Was she at work?
    Ar (mes) buvome Graikijoje?
    Were we in Greece?
    Kur (mes) buvome Graikijoje?
    Where were we In Greece?
    Kur (ji) buvo vakar?
    Where was she yesterday?
    Kada (tu) buvai kine?
    When were you in the cinema?

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