¿Cómo se utiliza el was y were en oraciones afirmativas?
Oraciones Afirmativas con Was y Were
- I was a good student = Yo fui un buen estudiante.
- She was my girlfriend = Ella era mi novia.
- He was my life = El era mi vida.
- He was sick = El estaba enfermo.
- We were very good friends = Éramos buenos amigos.
- They were here = Ellos estaban acá
- They were fired = Ellos fueron despedidos.
¿Dónde se usa was y were?
Was corresponde a la primera persona del singular (I) y a la tercera persona del singular (he, she, it); were se emplea para las demás personas (you, we, they).
¿Cómo usar was y were o pasado del verbo to be?
El pasado simple del verbo “To be” (ser o estar, en español) se conjuga simplemente cambiando las formas “am” e “is” por “was” y “are” por “were”. Siendo así mucho más fácil y rápido al momento de expresar ideas u oraciones que toman lugar en el pasado.
¿Cuándo se utiliza was y were en preguntas?
Depende del pronombre personal. Es importante que recuerdes que was se utiliza para I, he, she, it y were se usa para you (singular y plural), we, they. Por ejemplo: Was she at the party? (¿Estaba ella en la fiesta?)
¿Qué es el pasado del verbo to be?
Yo era, yo fui, yo estaba o yo estuve… En inglés todo esto se expresa con una única forma: I was. Usamos was con I, he, she y it. Y were para you, we y they.
¿Cómo se conjuga el verbo to be en pasado simple?
To Be in Past. Cuando hablamos del pasado simple, se usa para describir una acción, evento o condición que ocurre en el pasado antes del momento de hablar o escribir.
¿Cómo hacer preguntas con was?
Was/Wasn’t (I, he, she, it) … ?
- play.
- Was Diana sad about the break up? …
- Wasn’t Nick in New York when her nephew was born? …
- Was Sarah dancing when you got to the party? …
- Was it as difficult as Pedro said? …
- What was she doing when you first saw her? …
- Was she going to accept the offer?
¿Cómo responder una pregunta con was o were?
Ejemplos respuestas cortas:
- Was I a good student? Yes, you were. …
- Were we old friends? No, we weren’t. …
- Was he a student? Yes, he was. …
- Was the pencil on the desk? No, it wasn’t. …
- Was she absent from class yesterday? Yes, she was. …
- Was the sky clear? No, it wasn’t. …
- Was the child in the garden? …
- Was it a pleasant day?