I. – choose and write the correct verb in past of the next sentences. Interrogative. was – were. 1. - ________ I in the dining r
oom yesterday? Yes, ______ ______. 2. - ________ Rosy in the kitchen last Sunday? No, ______ ______. 3. - ________She in the laundry room last Monday? Yes, ______ ______. 4. - ________ You in the living room yesterday morning? No, ______ ______. 5. - ________He in the bathroom last Tuesday? Yes, ______ ______. 6. - ________ Cat in the bedroom last week? No, ______ _______. 7. - ________ We in the stairs last Wednesday? Yes, ______ ______. 8. - ________ They in the garage last Thursday? No, ______ ______. 9. - ________It in the balcony last Friday? Yes, ______ _______. 10. - ________Peter, bertha and I ________ in the courtyard last Saturday? No, ______ ______.
I. – choose and write the correct verb in past of the next sentences. Interrogative. was – were.
1. - __was______ I in the dining room yesterday? Yes, _you were_____ ______. 2. - __was______ Rosy in the kitchen last Sunday? No, __she wasn’t ____ ______. 3. - __was______She in the laundry room last Monday? Yes, __she was____ ______. 4. - __were______ You in the living room yesterday morning? No, ___i wasn’t ___ ______. 5. - __was______He in the bathroom last Tuesday? Yes, _he was_____ ______. 6. - __was______ Cat in the bedroom last week? No, _it wasn’t _____ _______. 7. - ___were_____ We in the stairs last Wednesday? Yes, __we were____ ______. 8. - ___were_____ They in the garage last Thursday? No, __they weren’t ____ ______. 9. - _was_______It in the balcony last Friday? Yes, __it was____ _______. 10. - ___was_____Peter, bertha and I ___werent_____ in the courtyard last Saturday? No, __you werent ____ ______.
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A prepositional phrase is a group of words consisting of a preposition, its object, and any words that modify the object. Most of the time, a prepositional phrase modifies a verb or a noun. At a minimum, a prepositional phrase consists of one preposition and the object it governs.
