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    Was vs Were – Class 1 English Grammar Sheet

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    Tanishka Sharma
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    English teacher with 2 years of expertise from teaching in both IB and CBSE schools.
    Was vs Were – Class 1 English Grammar Sheet
    Was vs Were – Class 1 English Grammar Sheet

    Was vs Were – Class 1 English Grammar Sheet

    EnglishEnglish GrammarClass 1Free DownloadPDF
    Tanishka Sharma
    Tanishka SharmaVisit Profile
    English teacher with 2 years of expertise from teaching in both IB and CBSE schools.

    Using “Was” and “Were”: English Grammar Worksheet for Class 1

    Teach your child the basics of past tense grammar with this Class 1 English worksheet focused on using “was” and “were.” Through relatable fill-in-the-blank sentences, this activity helps students understand how verb forms change based on whether the subject is singular or plural.

    Why “Was” and “Were” Are Important:

    Learning to switch between was and were is a key milestone in developing proper past-tense sentence structure. Children begin to understand when to say “She was tired” vs. “They were tired”—building a stronger foundation in grammar.

    Expected Learning Outcomes:

    By practicing with this worksheet, your child will:

    1. Understand the use of was (singular) and were (plural) in past-tense sentences.

    2. Improve grammar accuracy in writing and speaking.

    3. Strengthen logical thinking around sentence construction.

    What This Worksheet Includes:

    📝 Fill in the Blank with the Right Past-Tense Verb:

    Each sentence provides a choice between was and were. Students read the sentence, think about the subject, and choose the correct form.

    Example: The children (was/were) late.

    🎯 Covers Singular vs. Plural Usage Clearly:

    From sentences like “She was tired” to “The kites were flying high”, children explore both singular and plural examples in real-life situations.

    📚 Curriculum-Linked Grammar Support:

    Suitable for CBSE, ICSE, and state board learners, this worksheet supports foundational grammar practice through age-appropriate examples.

    🎨 Promotes Thinking and Sentence Understanding:

    Rather than guessing, learners must evaluate the sentence structure—encouraging deeper grammar understanding and sentence comprehension.

    ✅ Build Strong Past Tense Skills with Simple Sentences

    Download this Class 1 English worksheet on “was” and “were” to help your child master essential past-tense grammar in an easy and practical format.

    Practice past tense with was and were through simple sentence examples. 

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Use "was" for one person or thing, "were" for more than one.

    They often struggle with singular and plural subject-verb agreement.

    Was and were show past actions in beginner-friendly grammar.

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