"YEAR OF THE STRENGTHENING OF NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY"

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SAN AGUSTIN FROM AREQUIPA

FACULTY OF PRODUCTION ENGINEERING AND SERVICES

PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

Course:
English
Lesson:
Was - Were
Teacher:
Mgtr. Jorge Antonio Ihue Umire
Students:
● Bravo Sifuentes, Fabian André
● Collazos Ocsa, Katia Belem
● Cruz Quispe, Diana Leydi
● Huancco Mamani, Emilia Melani
● Marchán Sandoval, Melany Esther

Arequipa-2022
 WAS-WERE ACTIVITIES

A) Put WAS, WASN’T, WERE or WEREN’T in the gaps in these dialogues:

1. Peter: ….. Was …….. Paul at work today?

Julie: No, he …wasn't.. in the office. I think he’s sick.

2. Henry : …Were… you in South America last year?

Steve: Yes. I …was….. in Bolivia on business, and then my wife and I …was…in Brazil for a
holiday.

3. Paula : Philip and I ……was….. at home in London last week. We …were… at

Mike’s house in Cornwall. It was lovely there. Do you know Mike?

Jane : Yes, I ……was……. at Mike’s party in Oxford in the summer ……were……you there?

Paula: No, we weren’t there. Philip and I … were….. in Portugal in the summer.

B) Make questions using WAS / WERE:

1. Jim / at home / last night.

Was Jim at home last night?

2. You / at school / on Monday.

Were you at school on Monday?

3. David / here / yesterday.

Was David here yesterday?

4. the cinema / open / on Sunday.

Was the cinema open on Sunday?

5. Kate and Jane / late / yesterday.

Were Kate and Jane late yesterday?

6. you / in the football team / last year.

Were you in the football team last year?

7. all your friends / at your party.

Were all your friends at your party?

8. it / hot / last week.

Was it hot last week?

C) Make negative sentences using WAS / WERE:

1. Kevin / at my party. Kevin wasn’t at my party

2. Nick / in class yesterday. Nick wasn’t in class yesterday.

3. It / warm / yesterday. It wasn’t warm yesterday.

4. Tina and Jim / late. Tina and Jim weren’t late.

5. Etty / on the bus. Etty wasn’t on the bus.

6. We / at the match / yesterday. We weren't at the match yesterday.

7. Our teachers / pleased with us. Our teachers weren’t pleased with us.

8. I / at the restaurant. I wasn’t at the restaurant.