Was he eating pizza?
Yes, he were.
Yes, he was.
Were they drinking coffee?
No, they weren't.
No, they wasn't.
Past: I AM very happy.
I WERE very hapy
I WAS very happy
Were you playing games?
Yes, I was.
Yes, I were.
You [ was / were]
were
was
It ISN'T a cold day.
It WASN'T a cold day.
It WEREN'T cold day.
Past or Present? Is
present
past
She [ was / were]
was
were
The water _________ cold. [wasn't / weren't]
weren't
wasn't
He ____________ sad, yesterday. [was / were]
were
was
Past or Present? am
past
present
He [ was / were]
were
was
The music ______ very loud. [was / were]
was
were
Past: Her brothers AREN'T here.
Her brothers WEREN'T here.
Her brothers WASN'T here.
We [ was / were]
were
was
I [ was / were]
were
was
Were they eating pizza?
Yes, they were.
No, they weren't.
Past or Present? are
past
present
Past: They ARE very happy.
They WAS very happy.
They WERE very happy.
It [ was / were]
were
was
Past or Present? was
present
past
They ARE at the playground.
They WERE at the playground.
They WEREN'T at the playground.
My sister and I ___________ scared. [wasn't / weren't]
wasn't
weren't
Was it eating ice cream?
Yes, it were.
Yes, it was.
Past: Lucy and I ARE good friends.
Lucy and I WAS good friends.
Lucy and I WERE good friends.
Was she drinking milk?
No, she wasn't
No, she weren't.
The snowman ____________ a solid. [was / were]
were
was
Past: Lucy IS at my house.
Lucy WERE at my house.
Lucy WAS at my house.
Past or Present? were
present
past
My friends ____________ in the classroom. [was / were]
were
was
The boy ________ happy. [wasn't / weren't]
weren't
wasn't
The feathers ________ soft. [was / were]
were
was