Grammar Fill in: was, wasn't, were or weren't.

1. A: Where were you last night, Mark? B: I was at the cinema with Peter.

2. A: Annie was at school yesterday. B: Yes, I know. She wasn't sick.

3. A: Were the children at home yesterday morning? B: No, they weren't. They were at the zoo.

4. A: Were you and Sophie at the mall yesterday morning? B: Yes. We were in Jenny's clothes shop because there was a sale on.