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You/We/They You were
1. Circle the correct word.
a.
b.
C.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
You weren't Wer
I was/were on holiday last week.
Where were/was you born?
Wasn't/weren't there any eggs in the fridge?
I wasn't/weren't at college yesterday. I was ill
There were/was a lot of people in the queue
Why was/were your friends late?
Was/were there a laptop on the desk?
When was/were your little sister born?



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Final answer:

The past tense forms of 'be' verbs in English for the 2nd person plural are 'were.' Examples provided.


Explanation:

Verb Forms:

Past Tense: In English, the past tense forms for the 2nd person plural 'You' are 'were.' For example, 'You were on holiday last week.'

Examples:

  1. 'Where were you born?' (Correct)
  2. 'I wasn't at college yesterday. I was ill.' (Correct)
  3. 'Why were your friends late?' (Correct)

Learn more about English verb forms here:

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