Question

03.
Hi Wenderson,
You can use both. The difference is that in one
sentence you____ using the past continuous tense to
talk about the future ("He told me he____going to
church with me”), and in the other you____using
the construction I talked about above. To me, the
second sentence sounds a little better, and more
common in my own experience.

a)were / were / was
b)was / were / were
care / was / are
d)were / were / were
e)was / was / was​

Answer 1

Resposta:

you ARE/ he WAS/ you ARE