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Verbs is/are, was/were

Verbs is/are, was/were. Verbs is/are, was/were. The book _____ on the desk. The book is on the desk. The word is is used in the present and when there is only one. Verbs is/are, was/were. The books _____ on the desk. The books are on the desk.

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Verbs is/are, was/were

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  1. Verbs is/are, was/were

  2. Verbs is/are, was/were The book _____ on the desk. The book is on the desk. The word is is used in the present and when there is only one.

  3. Verbs is/are, was/were The books _____ on the desk. The books are on the desk. The word are is used in the present and when there is more than one.

  4. Verbs is/are, was/were The book _____ on the desk. The book was on the desk. The word was is used in the past and when there is only one.

  5. Verbs is/are, was/were The book _____ on the desk. The books were on the desk. The word were is used in the past and when there is more than one.

  6. Verbs is/are, was/were Sam ____ in the hall. Sam is in the hall. The word is is used in the present and when there is only one.

  7. Verbs is/are, was/were Mari and Jenna ____ in the room. Mari and Jenna are in the room. The word are is used in the present and when there is more than one.

  8. Verbs is/are, was/were I ____ first in line. I was first in line. The word was is used in the past and when there is only one.

  9. Verbs is/are, was/were You and I ____ at the table. You and I were at the table. The word were is used in the past and when there is more than one.

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