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作者：Tiêssa Mariele de Souza Freitas 3 年以前

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Verbo To Be- Past Tense

The past tense of the verb "to be" is used to describe situations, states, or characteristics in the past. It can take the forms "was" and "were" for affirmative sentences, indicating that something existed or was true.

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Verbo To Be- Past Tense

Verbo To Be- Past Tense

The past tense of the verb "to be" is used to describe situations, states, or characteristics in the past. It can take the forms "was" and "were" for affirmative sentences, indicating that something existed or was true.

Prefixes and Suffixes

Present Continuous tense

Suffixes

be going to

Verbo To Be- Past Tense

Ex: Were they Brazilian?

Ex: Was he a good dancer?

Interrogative form

Was he...?

Were they...?

Ex: We weren't on the bus.

Ex: She wasn't my friend.

Negative form

weren't/ were not

wasn't/ was not

Ex: You were great teachers.

Ex: He was a good dancer.

Affirmative form

were

was

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Verbo To Be- Past Tense

The past tense of the verb "to be" is used to describe situations, states, or characteristics in the past. It can take the forms "was" and "were" for affirmative sentences, indicating that something existed or was true.

Prefixes and Suffixes

Present Continuous tense

Suffixes

be going to

Verbo To Be- Past Tense

Ex: Were they Brazilian?

Ex: Was he a good dancer?

Interrogative form

Was he...?

Were they...?

Ex: We weren't on the bus.

Ex: She wasn't my friend.

Negative form

weren't/ were not

wasn't/ was not

Ex: You were great teachers.

Ex: He was a good dancer.

Affirmative form

were

was

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