the present simple tense Grammar rules for the present simple tense with the verb "to be": o The main verb in the sentence is the past tense of the verb "to be" (did) o When the verb "to be" (did) is used as the main verb, then no auxiliary verb is used. o Negative statements - "not" is added to make the sentence negative o Questions - the verb "to be" comes before the subject Past Simple Verb Tense with the Verb "to be" Chart -- Subject Auxiliary Verb - - + I was - short as a child. We were - in alex last week. She was - the top student in her class. - I was not tall as a child. You were not funny last night. He was not happy about failing the test. ? Was I - a lot of fun as a child? Were you - the tallest in your class? Was she - a good runner in high school? مع تحياتى: محمدهانى |
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