Is it correct?

We are = “we are” (present tense), and “last night” shows you need a past tense.

There is no contraction for “we are”.

Hear as in “you are” or heard as “we were” in English even from a first-language speaker. It’s not

true.

Is it correct?

We are = “we are” (present tense), and “last night” shows you need a past tense.

There is no contraction for “we are”.

Hear as in “you are” or heard as “we were” in English even from a first-language speaker. It’s not

true.

Road subject

closed verb

to preposition

through (or thru) adjective describing “traffic”

It means the road is open to vehicles going to houses or shops on that road, but is closed to traffic passing along the road to other destinations.