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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

i was a kid or i were a kid?

i was a kid or i were a kid?? need a proper answer
  

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Hi, You are talking about a simple situation in the past. The Simple Past tense of the verb 'be' with the pronoun I is 'I was'. eg I was a child.

— Clive

  • Hi, You are talking about a simple situation in the past.
  • The Simple Past tense of the verb 'be' with the pronoun I is 'I was'.
  • eg I was a child.
  • Now I am a teenager.
  • Soon I will be a man.
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Hi,

You are talking about a simple situation in the past.
The Simple Past tense of the verb 'be' with the pronoun I is 'I was'.

eg I was a child. Now I am a teenager. Soon I will be a man.

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HI;

I was a kid a long time ago.

If I were a kid now, I would be blowing bubbles and learning how to swim.
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I'm not sure what you mean by a proper answer. Do you mean a correct one?

I was a kid is grammatically correct.
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