1) Underline the correct verb. Example: We was/were at the Zoo last Sunday. 1. Tom wasn't/weren't at school last week. 2. It was/were cold yesterday. 3. My parents wasn't/weren't in Italy last year. 4. Sally was/were in the country at the weekend. 5. Sarah wasn't/weren't happy yesterday.

Solution:

• Example: We were at the Zoo last Sunday. (We is plural, so we use 'were').
• 1. Tom wasn't at school last week. (Tom is singular, so we use 'wasn't').
• 2. It was cold yesterday. (It is singular, so we use 'was').
• 3. My parents weren't in Italy last year. (Parents is plural, so we use 'weren't').
• 4. Sally was in the country at the weekend. (Sally is singular, so we use 'was').
• 5. Sarah wasn't happy yesterday. (Sarah is singular, so we use 'wasn't').

Answer:

• Example: were
• 1. wasn't
• 2. was
• 3. weren't
• 4. was
• 5. wasn't