grammar. “to be” Past Simple . Fill in the gaps with "was" or "were". 1. It was Sophia's birthday on Saturday. 2. Amy, Ellie and Nick were at the cinema yesterday. 3. The film was…
Grammar. “to be” Past Simple . Fill in the gaps with "was" or "were". 1. It was Sophia's birthday on Saturday. 2. Amy, Ellie and Nick were at the cinema yesterday. 3. The film was awesome! 4. Christina was late. 5. There was a problem with the buses. 6. Vlad and Ingvar were in the pizzeria. 2. Use of English. Present or past Decide if the sentences are about present or past. We didn't buy the bread. It was bad. She goes to work by car. He made a cake for us. Did you take the English book at the library? They enjoy swimming in the sea. My parents flew to Rome.
Here are the answers to your exercise:
Fill in the gaps with "was" or "were":
- It was Sophia's birthday on Saturday.
- Amy, Ellie and Nick were at the cinema yesterday.
- The film was awesome!
- Christina was late.
- There was a problem with the buses.
- Vlad and Ingvar were in the pizzeria.
Use of English: Present or past
- We didn't buy the bread. It was bad. (Past)
- She goes to work by car. (Present)
- He made a cake for us. (Past)
- Did you take the English book at the library? (Past)
- They enjoy swimming in the sea. (Present)
- My parents flew to Rome. (Past)
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