Question

We wasn't /weren't in the desert last year

Answer 1

We weren"t in the desert last year. Потому что множественное число were

Answer 2

Мне кажется weren't.....

Answer 3

Sure, let me provide a detailed response. The sentence "We wasn't/weren't in the desert last year" is discussing an absence or lack of presence in the desert during the past year. The choice between "wasn't" and "weren't" depends on the subject of the sentence.

1. "We wasn't": - This usage is considered non-standard in formal English. "Wasn't" is the contraction of "was not," and it is generally used with singular subjects. For example: "I wasn't in the desert last year."

2. "We weren't": - This is the correct standard usage when referring to a plural subject, as "weren't" is the contraction of "were not." For example: "We weren't in the desert last year."

So, in standard English, the correct form would be "We weren't in the desert last year" because "we" is a plural pronoun, and the correct auxiliary verb to use with plural subjects in the past tense is "were."

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