⇒⇒ Verb ''to be'' - simple past
5. Turn into interrogative and negative forms:
A) Mary was watching many films.
Interrogative : Was Mary watching many films?
Negative : Mary wasn't watching many films.
B) They were playing soccer.
Interrogative : Were they playing soccer?
Negative : They weren't playing soccer.
C) The teacher was explaining the lesson.
Interrogative : Was the teacher explaining the lesson?
Negative : The teacher wasn't explaining the lesson.
D) You were crossing the street.
Interrogative : Were you crossing the street?
Negative : You were not crossing the street.
Explicação:
➡️ Verb ''to be'' >> Simple past
I was at my parents' house.
You were at the Mall.
He was a soccer player.
She was at home.
It was a yellow bus.
We were best friends.
You were at the club.
They were good students.
→ Negativa - acrescenta NOT após WAS / WERE
was not = wasn't
were not = weren't
I was not a student.
He wasn't a teacher.
They weren't in Panama.
We were not friends.
→ Interrogativa - was / were no início da frase + complemento +?
Were you at home last night?
Was Susan at the Mall?
Were the kids at school?
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