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Bassa Posted 15 years ago
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We use "was" wih "I, she, he, it, you".

We use "is" with "He, she, it".

We use "am" with "I".

We use "are, were" with "they, you".

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We use "was" with "I, she, he, it, you". No. Not with you .

— CalifJim

  • We use "was" with "I, she, he, it, you".
  • No.
  • Not with you .
  • You were .
  • We use "is" with "He, she, it".
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We use "was" with "I, she, he, it, you". No. Not with you. You were.
We use "is" with "He, she, it".
We use "am" with "I".
We use "are, were" with "they, you". And "we".

I am. He, she, it is. We, you, they are.

I, he, she, it was. We, you, they were.

CJ
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