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Use was/were with the appropriate situation

Students watch a segment from a movie and complete sentences with there was there were

to be past simple

was-were/feelings

was/were

was/were questions

Fill in the gaps

COMPLETE WITH WAS, WERE, WASN'T or WEREN'T

Complete in the gap with was/were

Grammar Focus: Past Simple (Regular Verbs), Was/Were, and Couldn’t.

Instructions: Fill in the blanks using the Past Simple form of the verbs in brackets.

Answer the following tasks.

Past simple questions

a. Choose the correct option.
b. Answer the questions.

Verb to be was/were

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Part 1: Fill in the Blanks

1. (Simple present with "be")
   My brother (is/are) a student.
2. (Simple past with "be")
   Yesterday, they (was/were) at the park.
3. (Comparatives)
   This book is (more interesting/most interesting) than that one.
4. (Simple Present)
   She (go/goes) to school every day.
5. (Like + verb + ing)
   I (like/likes) swimming in the pool.
6. (You/our/their)
   Is this (your/our/their) book?
7. (Can for permission/requests)
   (Can/May) you help me with my homework?
8. (Present progressive: affirmative)
   They (is/are) playing soccer now.
9. (Present progressive: negative)
   She (isn't/aren't) studying at the moment.
10. (Present continuous: questions)
    (Is/Are) you reading a book?
    (Yes/No), I am.
11. (Present simple: Affirmative)
    He (like/likes) pizza.
12. (Present simple: Negative)
    They (don't/doesn't) like carrots.
13. (Present simple: Questions)
    (Do/Does) you have a pet?
    (Yes/No), I do.

Part 2: Multiple Choice

1. Which sentence is correct? (Simple present with "be")
   • a) I am happy.
   • b) I is happy.
   • c) I are happy.
2. Which sentence is correct? (Simple past with "be")
   • a) He were here yesterday.
   • b) He was here yesterday.
   • c) He be here yesterday.
3. Which sentence is correct? (Comparatives)
   • a) This car is faster than that one.
   • b) This car is the faster than that one.
   • c) This car is more faster than that one.
4. Which sentence is correct? (Simple Present)
   • a) She go to the market every day.
   • b) She goes to the market every day.
   • c) She going to the market every day.
5. Which sentence is correct? (Like + verb + ing)
   • a) He like playing football.
   • b) He likes playing football.
   • c) He like to playing football.
6. Which sentence is correct? (You/our/their)
   • a) That is your pen.
   • b) That is our pen.
   • c) That is their pen.
7. Which sentence is correct? (Can for permission/requests)
   • a) Can I go to the bathroom?
   • b) Can I to go to the bathroom?
   • c) Can I going to the bathroom?
8. Which sentence is correct? (Present progressive: affirmative)
   • a) They is running now.
   • b) They are running now.
   • c) They running now.
9. Which sentence is correct? (Present progressive: negative)
   • a) She isn't sleeping now.
   • b) She aren't sleeping now.
   • c) She not sleeping now.
10. Which question is correct? (Present continuous: questions)
    • a) Are you eating lunch?
    • b) Do you eating lunch?
    • c) You are eating lunch?
11. Which sentence is correct? (Present simple: Affirmative)
    • a) We enjoys the game.
    • b) We enjoy the game.
    • c) We enjoying the game.
12. Which sentence is correct? (Present simple: Negative)
    • a) They doesn't play tennis.
    • b) They don't play tennis.
    • c) They not play tennis.
13. Which question is correct? (Present simple: Questions)
    • a) Does he like music?
    • b) Do he like music?
    • c) He does like music?

Part 3: Sentence Correction

Correct the mistakes in the following sentences:

1. He is not playing football now. (Present progressive: negative)
   • Correct: ______________________
2. They was at the zoo last week. (Simple past with "be")
   • Correct: ______________________
3. She like going to the beach. (Like + verb + ing)
   • Correct: ______________________
4. Do you has a pen? (Present simple: questions)
   • Correct: ______________________
5. This cake is more delicious than that one. (Comparatives)
   • Correct: ______________________

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just for fun

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