Choose was or were.
The pupils ___ drawing a dragon.
were · was
Complete sentences using was or were.
Practice sheet
Name: ______________
Date: ______________
Complete sentences using was or were.
Choose was or were.
The pupils ___ drawing a dragon.
were · was
Choose was or were.
The pupil ___ finding a key.
was · were
Choose was or were.
The pupils ___ washing the plate.
were · was
Choose was or were.
The pupil ___ making a mask.
was · were
Choose was or were.
The pupils ___ opening the box.
were · was
Choose was or were.
The pupils ___ carrying the bag.
was · were
Choose was or were.
The pupils ___ buying a notebook.
were · was
Choose was or were.
The pupils ___ bringing a camera.
was · were
Answer sheet
Name: ______________
Date: ______________
Complete sentences using was or were.
Choose was or were.
The pupils ___ drawing a dragon.
were · was
Choose was or were.
The pupil ___ finding a key.
was · were
Choose was or were.
The pupils ___ washing the plate.
were · was
Choose was or were.
The pupil ___ making a mask.
was · were
Choose was or were.
The pupils ___ opening the box.
were · was
Choose was or were.
The pupils ___ carrying the bag.
was · were
Choose was or were.
The pupils ___ buying a notebook.
were · was
Choose was or were.
The pupils ___ bringing a camera.
was · were
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Keep the same topic and difficulty, with a different problem set on each worksheet. Questions can repeat for practice.
Use a tablet to write directly on the worksheet and mark it with a red pen.
Use was with a singular name, he, she or it; use were with you, we, they and plural nouns.
English Appendix 2: Vocabulary, grammar and punctuation · Year 4 · Standard English verb forms
Selected skills, not complete English or SATs coverage.
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