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Simple past - Affirmative and Negative verb 'be'

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  • Jason _____ sick yesterday, but Billy was.
    Jason wasn't sick yesterday, Billy was sick.
  • They _____ with me last month.
    They were with me last month.
  • There were many clouds in the sky. It _____ a very cold day yesterday.
    There were many clouds in the sky. It was a very cold day yesterday.
  • Mom _____ in the shop. She was cooking.
    Mom wasn't in the shop. She was cooking.
  • Jake _____ hungry two hours ago.
    Jake was hungry two hours ago.
  • The kids _____ in the park last weekend.
    The kids were in the park last weekend.
  • The neighbors _____ at home. They were on a trip.
    The neighbors weren't at home. They were on a trip.
  • I _____ very tired last night.
    I was very tired last night.
  • We _____ on a school trip last week.
    We were on a school trip last week.
  • Where _____ they going?
    Where were they going?
  • It was raining yesterday. The weather _____ nice.
    It was raining yesterday. The weather wasn't nice.
  • They _____ at the zoo. They weren't at the museum.
    They were at the zoo. They weren't at the museum.
  • Where _____ she yesterday?
    Where was she yesterday?
  • We were at the restaurant. We _____ at the movies.
    We were at the restaurant. We weren't at the movies.
  • My friend and I _____ late for school two days ago.
    My friend and I were late for school two days ago.
  • They _____ at the party. They were home.
    They weren't at the party. They were home.
  • She _____ at work. She was eating lunch.
    She wasn't at work. She was eating lunch.
  • He _____ on the beach with his dog.
    He was on the beach with his dog.
  • My parents _____ on holiday, they were working.
    My parents weren't on holiday, they were working.
  • Mom was angry yesterday, she _____ happy.
    Mom was angry yesterday, she wasn't happy.
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