Dicas para livro 3 - Part II

The first irregular verb we study is the verb TO BE, that in the past changes to WAS/WERE.

Aff.	Jane WAS in London last month.	Aff.	Jane and Bob WERE in London last month.
Neg.	Jane WASN’T in London last month.	Neg.	Jane and Bob WEREN’T in London last month.
Int.	WAS Jane in London last month?	Int.	WERE Jane and Bob in London last month?

We use WAS for I/he/she/it and we use WERE for you/we/they.

Don’t forget that the verb to be doesn’t need auxiliary in negative and in interrogative sentences, different from any other verb.