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English exercises  > WAS WERE

 


 
WAS, WERE, THERE WAS, THERE WERE
4 exercises to practise past simple of to be + there was/were

Level: elementary
Age: 10-14
Author:jecika

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Was or were
Choose the right form.

Level: elementary
Age: 8-11
Author: Martina

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WAS-WASN`t-WERE-WEREN`T
Students complete the exercises with the Past simple of the verb to be.Hope it`s useful.

Level: elementary
Age: 8-100
Author:Rosario Pacheco

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Simple Past Tense 1/1 - exercises for beginners WAS/WERE
These easy tasks help your ss to practise was/were. Hope you find it useful.

Level: elementary
Age: 9-100
Author:Zsuzsapszi

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Places in Town
This is an exercise to practice the verb to be in simple present and simple past, making sentences related to the town: "we are at the cinema", "they were at the zoo", etc.

Level: elementary
Age: 9-100
Author:santi

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THERE WAS, THERE WERE, WAS, WERE
It�s an activity to practise the verb BE in the past.

Level: elementary
Age: 10-100
Author:Nuria Ortiz

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Was or Were?
Easy practice for students learning the past simple of the verb "to be".

Level: elementary
Age: 6-100
Author:mana tucuman

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Simple Past Tense 1/2 - exercises for beginners WAS/WERE
Here you can find 4 different tasks which help your ss practise the past form of to be in a bit more difficult way than in Simple Past Tense 1/1 - exercises for beginners WAS/WERE. Hope you find them useful and properly assorted.

Level: elementary
Age: 9-100
Author:Zsuzsapszi

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Was-wasn`t -were- weren`t
Students complete the exercises with the Past simple of the verb to be

Level: elementary
Age: 10-100
Author:Rosario Pacheco

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There was/ There were
It�s an easy OE for students to pactise the verb TO BE in the past. There are activities with THERE WAS and THERE WERE and others to distinguish between There was/there were and was/were. I hope you find it useful!

Level: elementary
Age: 7-100
Author:Nuria Ortiz

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