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___________ an hour ago? Yes,
 
Was Maria here/ she was
 
Were Maria here/ she is
 
Maria was here/ she was
 
Maria were here/ she were
We had a great time at the party. It _____ a lot of fun.
 
was
 
wasn't
 
were
 
is
A: ______ your grandmother _____ the guitar? B: Yes, she ____ great!
 
Could/ play/ was
 
Can/ to play/ was
 
Couldn't/ play/ were
 
Can't/ play/ wasn't
A: Why _____ your friends come to the party last night? B: They ____ both at work.
 
couldn't/ were
 
can't/ was
 
could/ were
 
couldn't/ weren't
____________ so tired yesterday?
 
Why were you
 
Why you were
 
Why he was
 
When you were
A: ____________? B: No, they can't.
 
Can cats talk?
 
FIsh can dance?
 
Could dinosaurs ride bicycles?
 
Can Susan cook?
________ at seven o'clock this morning?
 
Where were you
 
Where you were
 
Were where you
 
Was you where
A: ______ an elephant _____? B: No, ______
 
Can/ fly/ it can't
 
Can/ to fly/ he can't
 
Could/ fly/ it could
 
Can/ flying/ it couldn't
A: ______ sick last week? B: No, I ______
 
Were you/ wasn't
 
You were/ wasn't
 
Was you/ weren't
 
You was/ weren't
My friend and I _____ at the library all afternoon.
 
were
 
was
 
are
 
wasn't
A: Where ____ Tom last night? B: He _____ at home.
 
was/ was
 
were/ was
 
is/ wasn't
 
was/ isn't
There ____ more than forty people at the meeting this morning.
 
were
 
was
 
wasn't
Douglas hit the tree because he ______ stop his motorbike.
 
couldn't
 
don't
 
wasn't
 
can't
A: ______ he read when he ____ four years old? B: Yes, he _____
 
Could/ was/ could
 
Can/ was/ could
 
Could/ were/ could
 
Couldn't/ wasn't/ could
A: Do you think Susan can speak Estonian? B: Yes, I ______
 
do
 
can
 
don't
 
could
They couldn't speak English very well, but now _____
 
they can.
 
they could.
 
they can't.
 
they couldn't.
I'm very sorry, but I don't think ________
 
I can help you.
 
I can't help you.
 
can I help you.
 
I couldn't help you.
I was late for class last week because _________ my car.
 
I couldn't start
 
I couldn't starting
 
I can't start
 
I couldn't started
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