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    This document provides examples of using the past tense verbs "was" and "were" in conversations and questions. It includes sample dialogues asking about a party and a vacation using these verbs. It also lists the forms of "was" and "were" used with different subjects like "I/he/she/it" and "they/we/you".

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    USE OF WAS &WERE

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    PAST SIMPLE
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    CONVERSATION. Was it really fun?
    Vocabulary:
    1. Party: fiesta
    2. Really: realmente
    3. Crowded: concurrido
    4. many: muchos (as)
    5. Who: Quien
    6. Fun: Divertido

    Useful expressions
    1. How was the party? ¿Como estuvo la fiesta?
    2. It was really good: Estuvo muy bueno
    3. Was it scary?: ¿Fue escalofriante?
    4. Who was at the …..? Quien estuvo en la …?
    5. Do you know?: ¿sabes?
    6. So was Sue: Tambien estuvo Sue.
    7. Was it fun?: ¿Estuvo divertido?
    8. It was a fun evening: Fue una niche divertida.
    CONVERSATION. How was your vacation ?
    A: Hi, Don. How was your vacation? He/She/It + was (wasn’t)+ complement
    B: It was excellent! I went to Hawaii with - Frank was at the party yesterday.
    - Kelly was not(wasn’t) at home last night.
    My cousin. We had a great time.
    A: Lucky you. How long were you there? Was + He/She/It+ complement+?
    Was Frank at the party yesterday? Yes, he was./No,he wasn’t.
    B: About a week.
    Was Kelly at home last night? Yes, she was./No,she wasn’t
    A: Fantastic! Was the weather Ok?
    B: Not really. It was cloudy a lot. But we went They/We/You+ were (weren’t)+ complement
    - They were at home yesterday.
    surfing every day. The waves were amazing. - We were not (weren’t) busy last Monday.
    A: So, what was the best thing about the trip?
    Were + They/We/You + complement+?
    B: Well, something incredible happened…..
    - Were they at home yesterday? Yes, they were./No,they weren’t
    - Were we busy last Monday? Yes, we were./No,we weren’t.
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