Czas Past Simple ma dwie formy czasownika być – to be – was i were.

Przykłady w zdaniach:

I was at school yesterday.

You were fantastic.

She was my friend.

He was disappointed.

It was really frightening.

We were in France last year.

You were great, guys!

They were soldiers.

Gdy chcemy zaprzeczyć – czyli powiedzieć, że coś/ ktoś nie było/ nie był używamy odpowiednio form was not =wasn’t lub were not = weren’t.

I wasn’t at school.

You weren’t happy.

etc.

Aby stworzyć pytanie – musimy przestawić podmiot (I, you, he, she etc.) z orzeczeniem czyli – was lub were.

Were you happy?

Was she in France?

Were they at school?

Proste, prawda?

Spróbujcie teraz przećwiczyć użycie tych form w poniższym quizie.