Question

The same thing happens into the negative form.

When you have a sentence into the simple past with was and were, you don’t use ‘DIDN’T’ to change it into negative. You just need to use not after the verb to be or the contractions form wasn’t and weren’t. Let’s see. Change the sentences now into the negative form:

a) It was a perfect illusion.

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b) You were so perfect.

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c) It was love.

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d) You were a perfect illusion.

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Answer 1

Resposta:

a) Wasn't it a perfect illusion?

b) Weren't you so perfect?

c) Wasn't it love?

d) Weren't you a perfect illusion?

Explicação:

Basta colocar o auxiliar no negativo (WEREN'T ou WASN'T) a frente do pronome.