Answered

Write affirmative and negative sentences. Us
correct form of was or were.
They (students / not teachers)
They were students. They weren't teachers.
1. This book (interesting / it not boring)
2. They (Japanese / not American)
3. We (in the café / not at school)
4. Tweetie (a bird / he not a parrot)

Verified Answer :

GinnyAnswer

Final answer:

The detailed answer explains how to form affirmative and negative sentences using 'was' or 'were' correctly.


Explanation:

Affirmative sentences:

  • This book is interesting. It's not boring.
  • They were Japanese. They weren't American.
  • We were in the café. We weren't at school.
  • Tweetie was a bird. He wasn't a parrot.

Negative sentences:

  • This book isn't interesting. It's boring.
  • They weren't Japanese. They were American.
  • We weren't in the café. We were at school.
  • Tweetie wasn't a bird. He was a parrot.

Learn more about affirmative and negative sentences here:

https://brainly.com/question/37355083


Related Questions