Could someone explain in grammar terms what is wrong with the sentence that I have written below:
'They was rich'
'They was rich'
was/were
- Thread starter lemmingpolka
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"They" is plural and requires a plural form of the verb. The plural of "was" is "were".
Could you show me the conjugation of this verb please as I cannot find it on the net.
Past Simple
I was
You were
He/she/it was
We were
You were
They were
It does exist on the net too: http://verbix.com/languages/english.shtml
I was
You were
He/she/it was
We were
You were
They were
It does exist on the net too: http://verbix.com/languages/english.shtml
Hi,
I didn't look too carefully at this, but it is likely to be correct.
http://www.gpc.edu/~lawowl/handouts/to-be-conjugation.pdf
The trick is to know that you are looking for the conjugation of "to be".
AWordLover
I didn't look too carefully at this, but it is likely to be correct.
http://www.gpc.edu/~lawowl/handouts/to-be-conjugation.pdf
The trick is to know that you are looking for the conjugation of "to be".
AWordLover
No, it means that I did not carefully review the document, to insure that it contained no errors. I would guess that it is correct, but I cannot be sure.Hi, does the clause in red means '' I didn't take this too seriously ''.
Thanks for your reply.