Pasado del Verbo to be
-El
verbo "To be" en pasado se traduce normalmente como:
I was=
Yo era/ Yo estaba
Aunque
conserva todos los usos que vimos en el presente.
-La
irregularidad está en la primera persona "I was"y la tercera del
singular "he was,she was,it was,
-Cuando
se usa con There,significa Había.
There was a house.
Había una casa.
There were two houses.
Había
dos casas.
-Se usa para describir sucesos del pasado, así
pues va frecuentemente acompañado de adverbios de tiempo.
Yesterday.
Ayer
Last night .
A noche
Last
year.
El año
pasado
Last week.
La
semana pasada
Last
weekend.
El fin
de semana pasado
Last
month.
El mes
pasado
-La
respuesta corta se hace con el pronombre y to be pasado was/were para la
respuesta afirmativa y wasn't y weren't para la negativa.
Was she a dancer?
Yes,she was.
No,she wasn't.
-Recuerda
que en las respuestas cortas hay que usar los pronombres y nunca los nombres.
Was Mary a dancer?
Yes,she was.
No,she wasn't.
After the verb to be
-The verb "To be" in the past is usually
translated as:
I Was = I was / I was
While retaining all the uses we saw in the present.
-The irregularity is the first person "I
was" and third in the singular "He Was, She Was, It Was,
-When used with There, There were mean.
There Was a house.
There was a house.
Were there two houses.
There were two houses.
-Used to describe past events, so is frequently
accompanied by adverbs of time.
Yesterday.
yesterday
Last night.
A night
Last year.
Last year
Last week.
Last week
Last weekend.
The last weekend
Last month.
Last month
-The short answer is done with the pronoun and to be
passed was / were for the affirmative response and Was not Were not for the
refusal.
Was she a dancer?
Yes, she was.
No, She Was not.
-Remember that the short answer is that never use
pronouns and names.
Was Mary a dancer?
Yes, she was.
No, She Was not.
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