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BEYOND A1+

Verb to be was/were

Kids learn to construct sentences by using was/were

Repaso de was&were

is, are, am, was, were, will be

was-were dictation

Activities to practice was/were + verb "ing".

Fill the Gaps

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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Revision of was/were

Elementary level uses of was/were , specific vocabulary.

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Choose the correct helping verbs to complete the sentences

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