Was and were questions

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We use was/were or wasn’t/weren’t when we talk about past.
For example: We were at school yesterday.

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You, we, they (2 or more people or things)
WERE/WEREN’T
For example: My friends were in the forest last week.

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He, she, it, I (one person or thing) – was/wasn’t.
For example: It was cold last week!

Yes/No questions.
We put was/were first.
For example: Was it hot yesterday?
Were you at home?

We can give short answers.
We say - Yes, I, he, she or it was.
Yes, you, we, they were.
OR
No, I, he, she, it wasn’t.
No. you, we, they weren’t.

Short answers.
For example:
Was John ill? – Yes, he was.
Was Jane ill? – No, she wasn’t.
Were the children ill? – No, they weren’t.
Were the dogs ill? – Yes, they were.

WH- Questions.
We can ask for more information.
We can put what, where, why, how before was or were to make WH-Question.

WH-QUESTIONS
For example:
Where were you yesterday? –I was in a museum!
What was the weather like last week? – It was sunny.