was / were (be — past)
was / were (be — past) signifie “Passé de « be » : was/were pour les états, sentiments et lieux dans le passé”. Was/were est le passé de am/is/are. Formation: I/he/she/it was · you/we/they were
Passé de « be » : was/were pour les états, sentiments et lieux dans le passé
A1Formation
I/he/she/it was · you/we/they were
Explication
Was/were est le passé de am/is/are. Was avec I/he/she/it, were avec you/we/they : I was tired. They were at home. Négation : was not (wasn't) / were not (weren't). Question : Was she busy? Were you there?
Exemples
Remarque
Souvent avec des expressions de temps du passé : yesterday, last night, two years ago. Les verbes ordinaires (play, go) n'utilisent pas was/were — voir le prétérit (past simple).
FAQ
was / were (be — past) — que signifie-t-il et comment l'utiliser ?
Passé de « be » : was/were pour les états, sentiments et lieux dans le passé. Was/were est le passé de am/is/are. Was avec I/he/she/it, were avec you/we/they : I was tired. They were at home. Négation : was not (wasn't) / were not (weren't). Question : Was she busy? Were you there?
was / were (be — past) — comment le former ?
I/he/she/it was · you/we/they were
was / were (be — past) — des points à noter ?
Souvent avec des expressions de temps du passé : yesterday, last night, two years ago. Les verbes ordinaires (play, go) n'utilisent pas was/were — voir le prétérit (past simple).