Question

Complete the sentences with Was/Were/Did. 1)...Mary going to help her Mum yesterday? 2)...he want to be a pilot when he was little? 3)... his parents in Russia three years ago? 4)... you buy the flowers for your teacher yesterday? 5) ...your Granny at the cinema last Sunday?

Answer 1

1. Was
2. Did
3. Were
4. Did
5. Was

Answer 2

Certainly! Let's complete the sentences with the appropriate forms of "Was," "Were," or "Did."

1) Was Mary going to help her Mum yesterday? - Here, "was" is used because it's a past tense question about Mary's intention or plan to help her Mum.

2) Did he want to be a pilot when he was little? - In this sentence, "did" is used to form a past tense question about his desire to be a pilot when he was young.

3) Were his parents in Russia three years ago? - "Were" is used because it's a past tense question about the location of his parents three years ago.

4) Did you buy the flowers for your teacher yesterday? - In this case, "did" is used to create a past tense question about the action of buying flowers for the teacher.

5) Were your Granny at the cinema last Sunday? - Here, "were" is used because it's a past tense question about the presence of your Granny at the cinema last Sunday.

So, the completed sentences are: 1) Was Mary going to help her Mum yesterday? 2) Did he want to be a pilot when he was little? 3) Were his parents in Russia three years ago? 4) Did you buy the flowers for your teacher yesterday? 5) Were your Granny at the cinema last Sunday?