Verb To Be A- Fill in the blank spaces with the simple past of the verb to be. 1. How old Tim last year? he ten or eleven? 2. When Shirley's baby born? 3. In what season they born? 4. They (not) born in Spring. I'm sure. 5. Uncle Richard (not) at home yesterday evening. 6. Sam at the beach with his friends. They all very happy. 7. Where you at 11 o'clock? B- Complete with was or were. 1. Where Mary last Saturday? 2. She at the stadium. 3. you there, too? 4. No, I at home. And you? 5. My brothers, my sisters and I at the exhibition. 6. By the way, where your brothers that day? 7. I don't know where my brother Jim . He (not) at home with me but the others . C- Change the sentences into the past. 1. He is a good student. 2. They are here. 3. It is all right. 4. We are busy. 5. 6. She is happy. 7. 8. They are at school. 9. I’m not in the garden. 10. They aren't sad. 11. Where is he? 12. Isn’t he at home? 13. It isn't important. D- Ask questions for the answers. 1. ? Jim was at the bank yesterday. 2. ? We were at the movies yesterday. 3. ? They were at the hotel yesterday. 4. ? I was at the station yesterday. 5. ? My aunt Lucy was at the club yesterday. E – Complete the statements. Follow the example. Example: I was at school yesterday, but you weren't. 1. he was at the church yesterday, but we . 2. She was at the supermarket yesterday morning, but I . 3. I was at the hospital yesterday afternoon, but they . 4. We were downtown yesterday night, but he . 5. They were at the post-office yesterday evening, but you .
