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Was versus Were

Was versus Were Was and were are both past tenses of the verb ‘to be’ but they are used differently. Was ‘Was’ is used with the first person singular, i.e. ‘I’ and third person singular i.e. ‘he, she, it’. E.g. I was going home. He was eating food. She was drawing. It was lost. ‘Were’ […]

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Difference between: Where, Wear and Were

Difference between: Where, Wear and Were The words where and wear sound similar but the third word were neither sounds similar nor does it have the same spelling. Let’s have a look at how these words are used in a sentence. Where: The word where is used while asking questions related to a location. E.g. […]

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