Ingles 1/9/23
Past simple
Grammar How were we to pass the exam?
When was your dad hug you?
There was/There were
Who was in the party last night?
Always remember that we use Use for was/were or there was/
there is/are for present and there there were:
was/were for past. We have changed the “there”
In this verbal tense the “there” is for one subject to use was/were
like a subject in the sentences. Pay alone
attention. Example:
There was a party last night
(+) The party was great.
There was: I, she, he, it Past time expressions
There were: you, we, they 1. Last:
(-) Sunday
There wasn’t Monday
There weren’t Night
(?) Christmas
Was there? Summer
Yes, there was Winter
No, there wasn’t April
Were there? Week
Yes, there were year
No, there weren’t Month
This is in the short question. 2. Yesterday
Here we have the verb first but
in the wh question we have the Yesterday I was..
wh and after the verb: Yesterday morning
What was at the table?
Yesterday afternoon
Why were they so fucking
noisy? Yesterday evening
Where was my cellphone
3. …ago
yesterday?
Past simple
Grammar How were we to pass the exam?
When was your dad hug you?
There was/There were
Who was in the party last night?
Always remember that we use Use for was/were or there was/
there is/are for present and there there were:
was/were for past. We have changed the “there”
In this verbal tense the “there” is for one subject to use was/were
like a subject in the sentences. Pay alone
attention. Example:
There was a party last night
(+) The party was great.
There was: I, she, he, it Past time expressions
There were: you, we, they 1. Last:
(-) Sunday
There wasn’t Monday
There weren’t Night
(?) Christmas
Was there? Summer
Yes, there was Winter
No, there wasn’t April
Were there? Week
Yes, there were year
No, there weren’t Month
This is in the short question. 2. Yesterday
Here we have the verb first but
in the wh question we have the Yesterday I was..
wh and after the verb: Yesterday morning
What was at the table?
Yesterday afternoon
Why were they so fucking
noisy? Yesterday evening
Where was my cellphone
3. …ago
yesterday?
