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Was/Were

Was

Used with first and third person singular subjects, such as "I", "he", "she", and "it". For
example, "I was taking a walk around the neighborhood".

Were

Used with second person singular and all plural subjects, such as "you", "we", and "they". For
example, "You were late three days in a row".

Verb Brainstorm

Let’s look at some verbs! Can you tell the past tense form of these verbs?

Write the correct past tense next to each verb:

- play → ____________

- eat → ____________

- go → ____________

- run → ____________

2.Past Tense Rules

Using "Was" and "Were"

Subject Past To Be
I/He/She/It was

You/We/They were

Example Sentences:

- I was at home yesterday.

- They were at the park last weekend.


Regular Verbs

For regular verbs, you usually add “-ed” to the verb to form the past tense.

Verb Past Tense


play played

visit visited

Examples:

- I played football yesterday.

- She visited her grandmother.

Irregular Verbs

Irregular verbs do not follow the regular “-ed” rule. Here are some examples:

Verb Past Tense


go went

eat ate

see saw

Examples:

- I went to the park last Sunday.

- She ate pizza for dinner.

Positive, Negative, and Question Forms

- Positive: "I played football."


- Negative: "I did not play football."
- Question: "Did you play football?"
Examples:

1. Positive: "I visited my friend."

2. Negative: "I did not visit my friend."

3. Question: "Did you visit your friend?"

Now You Try!

Transform the following sentences from positive to negative and question forms:

1. Positive: "She saw a movie."

- Negative: __________________________________

- Question: __________________________________

2. Positive: "They played basketball."

- Negative: __________________________________

- Question: __________________________________

3. Negative:Sarah didn’t see any dolphins.

• Positive: __________________________________

• Question: __________________________________

4. Negative:They didn’t go to the mountains last weekend.

• Positive: __________________________________

• Question: __________________________________

5. Question: Did Sarah swim in the ocean?

• Positive: __________________________________

• Negative: __________________________________

6. Question: Did they eat sandwiches for lunch?

• Positive: __________________________________

• Negative: __________________________________
Trip To The Beach

Last weekend, Sarah and her family went to the beach. They drove there in the morning and
arrived at 10 o'clock. The weather was sunny, and the ocean looked beautiful. Sarah brought
her new swimsuit and wore it right away.

Sarah’s little brother, Tim, played in the sand with his toys. He built a big sandcastle while
their parents sat under an umbrella. They relaxed and read their books. Everyone was happy
and had a great time.

At noon, they all ate lunch. They brought sandwiches, fruit, and juice. After eating, Sarah
and Tim swam in the ocean. The water was cool and refreshing. They saw some small fish
swimming near them.

In the afternoon, they packed their things and left the beach. Sarah felt tired but very
happy. It was a wonderful day at the beach. When they got home, Sarah took a long nap.

Comprehension Questions:

1. Where did Sarah and her family go last weekend?

2. What time did they arrive at the beach?

3. What did Tim build in the sand?

4. What did the parents do while Tim played in the sand?

5. What did the family eat for lunch?

6. Did Sarah and Tim swim in the ocean? What did they see?

7. How did Sarah feel at the end of the day?

8. What did Sarah do when she got home?

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