Question

Complete the dialogues with was, wasn't, were or weren’t.

A: Were you and Susan at the party last night?
B: Yes, we _____ (1).
A: _____ (2) it good?
B: No, it _____ (3). The music _____ (4) awful.
B: Where _____ (5) you?
A: I _____ (6) sick.
A: Where _____ (7) you born?
B: I _____ (8) born in Australia in 1919.
A: _____ (9) your parents Australian?
B: No, they _____ (10). My mother _____ (11) Italian and my father _____ (12) Greek.

Ayuda por favor, es para hoy.

Answer 1

Se completa el siguiente diálogo con el verbo to be en pasado simple usando was, wasn't, were o weren’t:

A: Were you and Susan at the party last night?

B: Yes, we were (1).

A: Was (2) it good?

B: No, it wasn't (3). The music was (4) awful.

B: Where were (5) you?

A: I was (6) sick.

A: Where were (7) you born?

B: I was (8) born in Australia in 1919.

A: Were (9) your parents Australian?

B: No, they weren't (10). My mother was (11) Italian and my father was (12) Greek.

¿Qué indican las oraciones en pasado simple?

Indican que una acción se ha hecho o ha terminado. Se pueden escribir oraciones con el verbo to be en pasado simple con la siguiente estructura:

Sujeto + verbo to be (was / were) + complemento.

En este caso las palabras was / were significan fue - estaba / fueron - estaban en español. Su uso dependerá del pronombre que se esté utilizando, por lo cual debemos identificar si el pronombre es singular o plural, de la siguiente manera:

• Usamos “was” cuando empezamos las oraciones con los pronombres I, He, She o It. (Singular).
• Usamos “were” cuando empezamos las oraciones con los pronombres You, They o We. (Plural).

Encuentra más información sobre el pasado simple del verbo to be (was / were) en: brainly.lat/tarea/291964

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