Past Simple

a) He were at school yesterday.

b) He was at school yesterday. 

c) He be at school yesterday.

a) When he was in Paris last year, he visits the Louvre every day.

b) When he was in Paris last year, he is visiting the Louvre every day.

c) When he was in Paris last year, he visited the Louvre every day.

а) When we were at school, our teacher was very strict. 

b) When we were at school, our teacher is very strict.

c) When we were at school, our teacher will be very strict.

a) Not only was he late, but he also wasn’t prepared. 

b) Not only were he late, but he also wasn’t prepared.

c) Not only was he late, but also he weren’t prepared.

a) She wasn’t at work yesterday, nor were her colleagues. 

b) She weren’t at work yesterday, nor was her colleagues.

c) She wasn’t at work yesterday, nor was her colleagues.

a) Was at the museum you yesterday?

b) Were you at the museum yesterday? 

c) You were at the museum yesterday?

a) Where were they when the lights went out? 

b) Where was they when the lights went out?

c) Where they were when the lights went out?

a) He was your best friend, wasn’t he? 

b) He was your best friend, didn’t he?

c) He was your best friend, weren’t he?

a) Where were the book found?

b) Where was the book find?

c) Where was the book found?

a) Why you were so nervous before the exam?

b) Why were you so nervous before the exam? 

c) Why was you so nervous before the exam?