Question

Meg wasn’t at home yesterday. INTERROGATIVE FORM *
Meg at home was yesterday?
Meg was at home yesterday?
Was Meg yesterday at home?
Was Meg at home yesterday?

Answer 1

Resposta:

⇒⇒  Interrogative form - Simple past - Verb ''to be''

Meg wasn’t at home yesterday.

a. Meg at home was yesterday?

b. Meg was at home yesterday?

c. Was Meg yesterday at home?

d. Was Meg at home yesterday? ✅      

Explicação:

Verb to be - Simple Past

I           was          

You      were

He        was

She      was

It          was

We       were

You      were

They    were

→→  Interrogative form

was / were + sujeito + complemento

Were you here last night?

Was she a dancer?

→→  Negative form

Sujeito + was / were + NOT + complemento

She wasn't a dancer. (was + not = wasn't)

They weren't soccer players. (were + not = weren't)