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MAindy Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Is , was, or were???

Hi guy's is there anyone can help me to explain how to use the Is, Was and Were
I really don't know when do I need the Is , was and were.. specially the 'were"

thank you so much for the help Emotion: smile
  

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Hi mAindy, We use "is" for present simple and with non-plural noun. Ex: He is nice We use "was" for past simple and with non-plural noun. Ex: He was nice (not nice anymore) We uses "were" for past simple and with plural noun.

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  • Hi mAindy, We use "is" for present simple and with non-plural noun.
  • Ex: He is nice We use "was" for past simple and with non-plural noun.
  • Ex: He was nice (not nice anymore) We uses "were" for past simple and with plural noun.
  • Ex: They were nice (not nice anymore)
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Hi mAindy,
We use "is" for present simple and with non-plural noun.
Ex: He is nice
We use "was" for past simple and with non-plural noun.
Ex: He was nice (not nice anymore)
We uses "were" for past simple and with plural noun.
Ex: They were nice (not nice anymore)
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These are the most important ones:

Present:

He is ... We are ...

She is ... You are ...

It is ... They are ...

I am ...

Past:

He was ... We were ...
She was ... You were ...
It was ... They were ...

I was ...

CJ
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Thank you so much cj.. Emotion: smile
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