Question

Fill in was, were, wasn't, weren't. Tom was in the forest yesterday. Jane .. in the forest yesterday, she ... at the Zoo. Granny ... in the garden in the morning. Sue and Jack ... in the yard yesterday. They ... in the park

Answer 1

Wasn't
Was
Was
Weren't
Were

Answer 2

Certainly! Let's fill in the blanks with the appropriate forms of "was," "were," "wasn't," and "weren't" based on the context of each sentence:

1. Tom was in the forest yesterday. 2. Jane wasn't in the forest yesterday; she was at the Zoo. 3. Granny was in the garden in the morning. 4. Sue and Jack weren't in the yard yesterday. 5. They were in the park.

Explanation:

- In the first sentence, "Tom was" is used because it's a singular subject (Tom).

- In the second sentence, "Jane wasn't" is used because the negative form is required. Since "Jane" is a singular subject, "was" is used. In the second part of the sentence, "she was" is used because "she" is a singular subject.

- In the third sentence, "Granny was" is used because "Granny" is a singular subject.

- In the fourth sentence, "Sue and Jack weren't" is used because "Sue and Jack" is a plural subject.

- In the fifth sentence, "They were" is used because "They" is a plural subject.