3. Read and complete. Use was, wasn't, were or weren't. (30 marks)

Here's the completed exercise: A: e.g. Were you and Sally at home last night? B: No, we weren't. 1) A: How was 3) the film? B: Well, it was 4) very good. I was 5) bored. Where 2) were we at the cinema? 6) Were you at home? A: I was 7) at home. B: Were 8) you with Kim? A: No, I wasn't. 9) She was 10) at work. Explanation: 1) 'we' is plural, so we use 'weren't' to negate the 'were' used in the question. 2) 'we' is plural and needs 'were'. 3) 'film' is singular, thus it is either 'was' or 'wasn't'. The answer in B indicates it was good, so we should use 'was'. 4) 'it' is singular, so we use 'was'. 5) 'I' requires 'was' to agree grammatically. 6) Singular, interrogative form. 7) 'I' requires 'was'. 8) Plural, interrogative form 9) I uses 'was'. To make it a negative sentence, you use 'wasn't'. 10) 'She' is singular, so we use 'was'.