Question

Q. Fill up with am/ is/are/was/were.
1. I am by the river now. .
2. I was at home yesterday.
3. We are at the beach now.
4. They___ in the mountains last night.
5. She___ on the island now.
6. She___ at school yesterday.
7. My mom and I ____ at home now.
8. My mom and I ____ by the lake last night.
9. Tom ___ by the river yesterday.
10. Tom and his father ____ by the river now
11. They ____ by the river last night, too.
12. _____you at home now?
13. _____they at home now?
14. _____they at school last night?
15. _____he at home now?
16.____ he at school yesterday?
17. ____fyou at school yesterday, too?
18. ____Tom on the island last night?​

Answer 1

Answer:

4 = were ans

5= is ans

6= was

7= am ans

8= am ans

9=was ans

10 = were ans

11 was ans

12 was ans

13 are ans

14 was ans

15 is ans

16 was ans

17 is ans

18 was ans

please add to barianlist ans

iam writed all above one not

Answer 2

Answer:

4. were

5. is

6. was

7. are

8. were

9. was

10. are

11. were

12. are

13. are

14. were

15. is

16. was

17. Were

18. was

Explanation:

• A pronoun may be a word that replaces a noun or phrase. Pronouns discuss with either a previously mentioned noun or a noun that doesn't must be specifically named.
• Personal pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, interrogative pronouns, relative pronouns, indefinite pronouns, reflexive pronouns, and intensive pronouns are the seven kinds of pronouns that English and English as a second language writers must recognize.
• Personal pronouns in English language include: "I," "you," "he," "she," "it," "we," "they," "them," "us," "him," "her," "his," "hers," "its," "theirs," "our," and "your." In statements and commands, personal pronouns are used; in questions, interrogative pronouns (such as "who," "whom," and "what") are used.

Thus this is the answer.

#SPJ2