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  • You were a driver, but now you are a teacher. People and Past 2
  • You were a girl, but now you are a woman. People and Past 2
  • We were boys, but now we are men. People and Past 2
  • We were tourists, but now we are teachers. People and Past 2
  • You(plural) were doctors, but now you(plural) are tourists. People and Past 2
  • You'll were doctors, but now you are tourists. People and Past 2
  • You were doctors, but now you are tourists. People and Past 2
  • You(plural) were students, but now you are doctors. People and Past 2
  • You'll were students, but now you'll are doctors. People and Past 2
  • You were students, but now you'll are doctors. People and Past 2
  • They were students, but now they are nurses. People and Past 2
  • They were students, but now they're nurses. People and Past 2
  • They were drivers, but now they are students. People and Past 2
  • They were drivers, but now they're students. People and Past 2
  • You were a waiter, but now you are a teacher. People and Past 3
  • You were a stranger, but now you are a friend. People and Past 3
  • We were friends, but now we are strangers. People and Past 3
  • We were friends, but now we're strangers. People and Past 3
  • We were waiters, but now we are police officers. People and Past 3
  • We were waiters, but now we're police officers. People and Past 3
  • You(plural) were tourists, but now you(plural) are priests. People and Past 3
  • You'll were tourists, but now you'll are priests. People and Past 3
  • You were tourists, but now you are priests. People and Past 3
  • You were tourists, but now you're priests. People and Past 3
  • You(plural) were strangers, but now you(plural) are friends. People and Past 3
  • You'll were strangers, but now you'll are friends. People and Past 3
  • You were strangers, but now you are friends. People and Past 3
  • You were strangers, but now you're friends. People and Past 3
  • They were nurses, but now they are housewives. People and Past 3
  • They were nurses, but now they're housewives. People and Past 3
  • They were boys, but now they are priests. People and Past 3
  • They were boys, but now they're priests. People and Past 3
  • They were white cars, but now they are yellow. Adj 1
  • The purses were yellow. Adj 1
  • The hotels were not gray. Adj 2
  • The hotels were not grey. Adj 2
  • The buses were not red. Adj 2
  • The stores were not not white, but rather green. Adj 2
  • IThe stores were not not white, but green. Adj 2
  • We were not doctors, but nurses. Adj 2
  • You(plural) were not tourists. Adj 2
  • You'll were not tourists. Adj 2
  • You were not tourists. Adj 2
  • The hotels were tall and white. Adj 3
  • The tall hotels were yellow or white. Adj 3
  • You were one thin dog. Animals 1
  • You were a thin dog. Animals 1
  • The yellow fish were slow and ugly. Animals 3
  • Those hotels over there were green, but now they are orange. This, That and My 1
  • The woman's cats were small and orange. NOREN 1
  • The cats of the woman were small and orange NOREN 1
  • The man's dogs were big and black. NOREN 1
  • The dogs of the man were big and black. NOREN 1
  • The doctors’ owls were ugly. NOREN 2
  • The owls of the doctors were ugly. NOREN 2
  • The strangers’ snakes were long. NOREN 2
  • The snakes of the strangers were long. NOREN 2
  • The cooks’ pigs were bad. NOREN 2
  • The chefs’ pigs were bad. NOREN 2
  • The pigs of the cooks were bad. NOREN 2
  • The pigs of the chefs were bad. NOREN 2
  • Jon’s chickens were tall. NOREN 3
  • The chickens of Jon were tall. NOREN 3
  • Our children were in the store yesterday. Verbs1 1
  • Our daughters were Madrid this morning. Verbs1 2
  • When were you all glad. Verbs2 1
  • When were you (plural) glad. Verbs2 1
  • When were you glad. Verbs2 1
  • You were glad this morning. Verbs2 1
  • Where were you coming from yesterday? Come 3
  • We were coming from the bank. Come 3
  • Where were you all coming from yesterday? Come 3
  • Where were you (plural) coming from yesterday? Come 3
  • Where were you coming from yesterday? Come 3
  • Where were the strangers coming from? Come 3
  • Were you coming from cinema? Come 3
  • Were you coming from movie theater? Come 3
  • We were coming from home. Come 3
  • You all were coming from church. Come 3
  • You (plural) were coming from church. Come 3
  • You were coming from church. Come 3
  • The small, gray dogs were coming from the bank. Come 3
  • The friends were coming from the train station. Come 3
  • Where were you going? Go 2
  • We were going to the farm houses. Go 2
  • We were going to the farms. Go 2
  • Where were you all going? Go 2
  • Where were you (plural) going? Go 2
  • Where were you going? Go 2
  • The grandmothers were going to the stores. Go 2
  • We were coming from the forest and going to the houses. Go 2
  • Were you all going to the trees? Go 2
  • Were you (plural) going to the trees? Go 2
  • Were you going to the trees? Go 2
  • Were the mothers going to the bicycles? Go 2
  • Were you going to Italy? Go 3
  • We were going to Madrid. Go 3
  • Were you all going to Basque Country? Go 3
  • Were you all going to the Basque Country? Go 3
  • Were you (plural) going to Basque Country? Go 3
  • Were you (plural) going to the Basque Country? Go 3
  • Were you going to the Basque Country? Go 3
  • Were you going to Basque Country? Go 3
  • The uncles were going to Germany. Go 3
  • Yesterday, you were in Italy. Egon2 1
  • Were you in Bilbao? Egon2 1
  • Where were you yesterday? Egon2 1
  • We were in Spain. Egon2 1
  • My aunts and I were in Vitoria. Egon2 1
  • Our mother and I were in France Egon2 1
  • You (plural) were there. Egon2 1
  • You'll were there. Egon2 1
  • You were there. Egon2 1
  • You (plural) were in the forest yesterday. Egon2 1
  • You'll were in the forest yesterday. Egon2 1
  • You were in the forest yesterday. Egon2 1
  • You (plural) were in the woods yesterday. Egon2 1
  • You'll were in the woods yesterday. Egon2 1
  • You were in the woods yesterday. Egon2 1
  • Where were they? Egon2 1
  • They were over there yesterday. Egon2 1
  • My parents were in Germany Egon2 1
  • Where were your grandparents? Egon2 1
  • Were you thirsty? Egon2 2
  • We were thirsty. Egon2 2
  • You (plural) were dry. Egon2 2
  • You'll were dry. Egon2 2
  • You were dry. Egon2 2
  • The wet boys were hungry. Egon2 2
  • The green tables were dirty. Egon2 2
  • You were wet, but now you are dry. Egon2 2
  • We were hungry, but now we are thirsty. Egon2 2
  • You (plural) were in Italy, but now you (plural) are in Spain. Egon2 2
  • You'll were in Italy, but now you'll are in Spain. Egon2 2
  • You were in Italy, but now you are in Spain. Egon2 2
  • They were in San Sebastian, but they are now in Bilbao. Egon2 2
  • Were you afraid? Because 1-1
  • There was no money and they were angry. Because 1-2
  • We were sitting, but now we are standing. Because 1-2
  • You were cold, because you were wet Because 2-1
  • You were cold, because you were wet Because 2-1
  • We were worried, because we were lost. Because 2-1
  • We were worried, because we were lost. Because 2-1
  • You all were smiling, because you (plural) were relaxed. Because 2-1
  • You all were smiling, because you (plural) were relaxed. Because 2-1
  • You (plural) were smiling, because you (plural) were relaxed. Because 2-1
  • You (plural) were smiling, because you (plural) were relaxed. Because 2-1
  • You'll were smiling, because you'll were relaxed. Because 2-1
  • You'll were smiling, because you'll were relaxed. Because 2-1
  • You were smiling, because you were relaxed. Because 2-1
  • You were smiling, because you were relaxed. Because 2-1
  • The housewives were slow because they were tired. Because 2-1
  • The housewives were slow because they were tired. Because 2-1
  • The teacher was worried, because you were sick. Because 2-1
  • We were crying, because we were sad. Because 2-1
  • We were crying, because we were sad. Because 2-1
  • You all were nice, because you all were tired. Because 2-1
  • You all were nice, because you all were tired. Because 2-1
  • You (plural) were nice, because you (plural) were tired. Because 2-1
  • You (plural) were nice, because you (plural) were tired. Because 2-1
  • You'll were nice, because you'll were tired. Because 2-1
  • You'll were nice, because you'll were tired. Because 2-1
  • You were nice, because you were tired. Because 2-1
  • You were nice, because you were tired. Because 2-1
  • The students were worried, because they were lost. Because 2-1
  • The students were worried, because they were lost. Because 2-1
  • You were hungry, because you were poor. Because 2-2
  • You were hungry, because you were poor. Because 2-2
  • We were there, because we were tourists. Because 2-2
  • We were there, because we were tourists. Because 2-2
  • You all were always angry, because you all were poor. Because 2-2
  • You all were always angry, because you all were poor. Because 2-2
  • You (plural) were always angry, because you (plural) were poor. Because 2-2
  • You (plural) were always angry, because you (plural) were poor. Because 2-2
  • You'll were always angry, because you'll were poor. Because 2-2
  • You'll were always angry, because you'll were poor. Because 2-2
  • You were always angry, because you were poor. Because 2-2
  • You were always angry, because you were poor. Because 2-2
  • The mice were relaxed because the owls were old. Because 2-2
  • The mice were relaxed because the owls were old. Because 2-2
  • The mice were calm because the owls were old. Because 2-2
  • The mice were calm because the owls were old. Because 2-2
  • You were busy because you were the driver. Because 2-2
  • You were busy because you were the driver. Because 2-2
  • We were always tired, because we were new parents. Because 2-2
  • We were always tired, because we were new parents. Because 2-2
  • You all were there, because you all were cooks. Because 2-2
  • You all were there, because you all were cooks. Because 2-2
  • You (plural) were there, because you (plural) were cooks. Because 2-2
  • You (plural) were there, because you (plural) were cooks. Because 2-2
  • You'll were there, because you'll were cooks. Because 2-2
  • You'll were there, because you'll were cooks. Because 2-2
  • You were there, because you were cooks. Because 2-2
  • You were there, because you were cooks. Because 2-2
  • The police officer was there, because the strangers were dead. Because 2-2
  • Three thousand persons were sick yesterday. Numbers 2-3
  • Three thousand people were sick yesterday. Numbers 2-3
  • There were three thousand persons were sick yesterday. Numbers 2-3
  • There were three thousand persons were sick yesterday. Numbers 2-3
  • There wer three thousand people were sick yesterday. Numbers 2-3
  • On Monday, you were walking in the park. Walking 2
  • On Wednesday, we were walking in the airport. Walking 2
  • On Thursday, you all were walking in San Sebastian. Walking 2
  • On Thursday, you (plural) were walking in San Sebastian. Walking 2
  • On Thursday, you'll were walking in San Sebastian. Walking 2
  • On Thursday, you were walking in San Sebastian. Walking 2
  • On Friday, my cousins were walking in Madrid. Walking 2
  • You were walking in the snow in February. Walking 2
  • In April, we were walking in Vitoria. Walking 2
  • In March, you all were walking in France. Walking 2
  • In March, you (plural) were walking in France. Walking 2
  • In March, you'll were walking in France. Walking 2
  • In March, you were walking in France. Walking 2
  • In May, my nieces were walking in Santiago. Walking 2
  • In May, my nephews were walking in Santiago. Walking 2
  • The socks were made by hand in December. NORTAZ 2
  • The trousers were made by machine. NORTAZ 3
  • We were walking at midnight. Time 3
  • At midnight, we were walking. Time 3
  • Last year, they were not able to walk in Paris. Compound Verbs 1-1
  • We were able to go to the plaza on foot. Compound Verbs 1-1
  • We were able to go to the plaza by foot. Compound Verbs 1-1
  • They were not able to walk in the airport. Compound Verbs 1-1
  • The nice, white sheep were pleasing to me. Reflective Verbs 1
  • Were they interesting to her? Reflective Verbs 2
  • Were they interesting to him? Reflective Verbs 2
  • Were they interesting to them? Reflective Verbs 2
  • Were they interested in them? Reflective Verbs 2
  • Cars were interesting to me. Reflective Verbs 2
  • Dogs were interesting to you Reflective Verbs 2
  • We were interested in trucks. Reflective Verbs 2
  • Trucks were interesting to us. Reflective Verbs 2
  • Mice were not interesting to me. Reflective Verbs 2
  • We were not interested in movie theaters. Reflective Verbs 2
  • We were not interested in cinemas. Reflective Verbs 2
  • Movie theaters were not interesting to us. Reflective Verbs 2
  • Cinemas were not interesting to us. Reflective Verbs 2
  • They were the same to me. Reflective Verbs 3
  • I did not know who you were. Jakin 4
  • I didn't know who you were. Jakin 4
  • The cows were helping the goats. Ari Izan 2
  • We were speaking and walking. Ari Izan 2
  • We were talking and walking. Ari Izan 2
  • This morning we were sleeping. Ari Izan 3
  • Are you all sleeping? We were. Ari Izan 3
  • Are you (plural) sleeping? We were. Ari Izan 3
  • Are you'll sleeping? We were. Ari Izan 3
  • Are you sleeping? We were. Ari Izan 3
  • We were not smiling. Ari Izan 3
  • We were waiting at the station. Ari Izan 3
  • We were waiting in the station. Ari Izan 3
  • What were you playing with? Norekin 1
  • With what were you playing? Norekin 1