was / were (be — past)
was / were (be — past) significa “Pasado de «be»: was/were para estados, sentimientos y lugares en el pasado”. Was/were es el pasado de am/is/are. Formación: I/he/she/it was · you/we/they were
Pasado de «be»: was/were para estados, sentimientos y lugares en el pasado
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I/he/she/it was · you/we/they were
Explicación
Was/were es el pasado de am/is/are. Was con I/he/she/it y were con you/we/they: I was tired. They were at home. Negación: was not (wasn't) / were not (weren't). Pregunta: Was she busy? Were you there?
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Nota
Suele ir con palabras de tiempo pasado: yesterday, last night, two years ago. Los verbos normales (play, go) no usan was/were — ver el pasado simple.
FAQ
was / were (be — past) — ¿qué significa y cómo se usa?
Pasado de «be»: was/were para estados, sentimientos y lugares en el pasado. Was/were es el pasado de am/is/are. Was con I/he/she/it y were con you/we/they: I was tired. They were at home. Negación: was not (wasn't) / were not (weren't). Pregunta: Was she busy? Were you there?
was / were (be — past) — ¿cómo se forma?
I/he/she/it was · you/we/they were
was / were (be — past) — ¿algo a tener en cuenta?
Suele ir con palabras de tiempo pasado: yesterday, last night, two years ago. Los verbos normales (play, go) no usan was/were — ver el pasado simple.