If I have intuited your question correctly you’re asking when to use “were” vs when to use “was”.

as “the dogs were puppies”. “We are a plural”.

Was is singular ; “The dog was a puppy”.

What kind of information can I give to my students?

If I have intuited your question correctly you’re asking when to use “were” vs when to use “was”.

as “the dogs were puppies”. “We are a plural”.

Was is singular ; “The dog was a puppy”.

What kind of information can I give to my students?

I found that the other one to be most familiar is the double entendre. + double

entendre Noun

Double entendre du00fcb-l-u00e4n-tu00e4nd(-r); d-bl-u00e4n-tu00e4nd(-r) 2:

ambiguity of meaning arising from language that lends itself to more than one interpretation.

I found that the other one to be most familiar is the double entendre. + double

entendre Noun

Double entendre du00fcb-l-u00e4n-tu00e4nd(-r); d-bl-u00e4n-tu00e4nd(-r) 2:

ambiguity of meaning arising from language that lends itself to more than one interpretation.

I try to court someone who is “hero” but I think it is the easiest choice. You might prefer (the also old fashioned) ” wooing

“.

There were the ” Rube Goldberg Machines ” which gave us Rube Goldberg adj. For example, accomplishing something simple through

complex means (e.g.. words, symbols, numbers, etc.)

One bad apple spoils the barrel. Is that true?