Yesterday, it was cold. We were at home.
She was a teacher for twenty years.
They were late for the meeting.
I was hungry.
They were happy.
I wasn't hungry.
They weren't happy.
Was she at home?
Were they ready?
Questions can start with a question word: Where was he? · How long were they in London?
wasn't
I / he / she / it was not
weren't
you / we / they were not
They was very happy.
They were very happy.
Was you at school?
Were you at school?
It were a great concert.
It was a great concert.
She not was at home.
She wasn't at home.
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The weather wereA terrible last weekend, soB we stayed at home andC watched three filmsD.
AThe weather were → The weather was
✓ weather is uncountable → was
I wasA tired yesterday butB my brothers wasn'tC tired at allD after the long trip.
Cwasn't → weren't
✓ plural subject → weren't
The foodA at the hotel wereB excellent, but the rooms wereC very small and ratherD noisy.
Bwere → was
✓ food is uncountable → was
Answer in a full sentence using was or were.
Just two forms — was and were. That's it.