SIMPLE PAST OF TO BE: WAS/WERE; THERE WAS/WERE. EASY GRAMMAR

The verb to be is an auxiliary verb, threfore, when we have to write it in the past, we have to take into account the following aspects: 

PAST OF TO BE: WAS/WERE. JUANA MORAL'S ENGLISH SITE

THERE WAS/WERE. JUANA MORAL'S ENGLISH SITE. GRAMMAR

TO BE AND HAVE GOT. GRAMMAR BASIC USAGE

Grammar basics are a must. If you have problems with to be and have got, the following presentation includes a special focus on form and usage.

It also includes a short quizz for you or your students to revise it.

GRAMMAR BASICS A1: AUXILIARY VERBS

The following video shows one of the grammar basics: auxiliary verbs. It is usually my first grammar lesson for false beginners. 

It usually helps those people who have problems at understanding essential elements of English such as word order, which is fixed. 

Watch the following video and answer the questions: 

• Which auxiliary verbs do you know? 
• Which three tests can we make a verb to check if it is an auxiliary verb?

Learn English and enjoy!!