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Your target in Was and Were
I can say where I was and how it was
Complete one model, make your own version and note one repair.
اردو میں دیکھیں
پہلے مثال پڑھیں، پھر اپنی سچی مثال بولیں اور فون پر ریکارڈ کریں۔
Begin with the finished result
Model 1: I was at home.
Model 2: They were tired.
Model 3: Were you at work?
Understand the choice
Use was after I, he, she and it. Use were after you, we and they.
Read for meaning, notice the pattern, then rebuild the model from memory.
- was/were: use it in one true sentence of your own.
- negatives: use it in one true sentence of your own.
- Were you…?: use it in one true sentence of your own.
What not to copy
Not: Unclear: i was at home.
Use: I was at home.
Why: The corrected version keeps the intended meaning and the lesson pattern together.
Check the skill in context
Answer every item, read the feedback and try again when needed. The quiz is practice, not a gate.
Record one useful attempt
Zero-tech floor: use the page text, a timer and your phone recorder. No account, microphone permission or special app is required.
Say six true sentences about yesterday with was/were, recorded
- Record once.
- Mark one repair.
- Record again.
Bring an earlier skill forward
Recall one earlier pattern, then use it with today’s topic before looking back.
Open after your attempt
A complete response has a purpose, connected support and a closing action. Exact wording can vary.
Take the skill into real life
Use was and were once today in a message, voice note, practice call or private recording. Check whether the purpose is clear without this lesson.
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- meaning مطلب
- sentence جملہ
- question سوال
- answer جواب
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Target: I can say where I was and how it was Useful language: was/were, negatives, Were you…?. Start from meaning, use a clear model, produce your own version, then repair one visible problem.
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