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Answer the question in the past tense: What was there at Carnival last year?
There was (singular subject) or There were (plural subject)
Fill in the blank with any pronoun that is correct: ____ weren't happy on your birthday.
You, they, we
Fill in the blank with any pronoun that is correct: ____ wasn't at home last week.
He, she, I, It
Fill in the blank with any pronoun that is correct: Were _____ hungry this morning?
You, they, we
Fill in the blank with any pronoun that is correct: ____ was at the doctor yesterday.
He, she, I, it
Fill in the blank (past, negative): There _____ any people on the beach because it ______ sunny.
There weren't any people on the beach because it wasn't sunny.
Fill in the blank (past, negative): Carlos and Rose ______ happy to be in school.
Carlos and Rose weren't happy to be in school.
Fill in the blank (past, negative): The cat ______ nice.
The cat wasn't nice.
Fill in the blank (past, negative): Why ______ you in class on Tuesday?
Why weren't you in class on Tuesday?
Fill in the blank (past, affirmative): We ____ tired, because it ____ late at night.
We were tired, because it was late at night.
Fill in the blank (past, affirmative): Why _____ you so loud yesterday?
Why were you so loud yesterday?
Fill in the blank (past, affirmative): She _____ in Madrid last summer.
She was in Madrid last summer.
Fill in the blank (past, affirmative): I ___ very sleepy after lunch.
I was very sleepy after lunch.
Change this sentence to the past tense: The waiter isn't very nice.
The waiter wasn't very nice.
Change this sentence to the past tense: The dogs aren't in the garden.
The dogs weren't in the garden.
Change this sentence to the past tense: They are at the front of the line.
They were at the front of the line.
Change this sentence to the past tense: The girls are late for class.
The girls were late for class.
Change this sentence to the past tense: You are very busy on Friday.
You were very busy on Friday.
Change this sentence to the past tense: The English test isn't hard.
The English test wasn't hard.
Answer the question in the past tense: What was your favorite birthday present?
My favorite present was... or It was...
Answer the question in the past tense: What were your favorite animals last year?
My favorite animal was... or My favorite animals were... (more than one)
Answer the question in the past tense: What were your three favorite TV shows as a kid?
My favorite TV shows were... or They were...
Answer the question in the past tense: What was your favorite food last year?
My favorite food was... or It was...
Fill in the blank (past, negative): He ________ eating dinner yet.
He wasn't eating dinner yet.
Fill in the blank (past, negative): We ______ going to the airport at that time.
We weren't going to the airport at that time.
Fill in the blank (past, affirmative): Marc and Jose _____ watching the performance on Monday.
Marc and Jose were watching the performance on Monday.
Fill in the blank (past, affirmative): She ___ at the cinema with Anna.
She was at the cinema with Anna.
Change this sentence to the past tense: There is a band playing at the stage.
There was a band playing at the stage.
Change this sentence to the past tense: There aren't many food stalls here.
There weren't many food stalls here.
Change this sentence to the past tense: There isn't a stage over there.
There wasn't a stage over there.
Change this sentence to the past tense: There are some people outside.
There were some people outside.


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