Which is correct?
You was sick.
You wasn't sick.
You were sick.
You sick were.
Which is correct?
Can he fix the plumbing? No, he can't.
Can he plumbing fix? No, he can't.
Can he fix the plumbing? Yes, he cannot.
Cans he fix the plumbing? No, he cans't.
What does she do now?
She were a homemaker.
She is a homemaker.
She are a homemaker.
She am a homemaker.
Which is correct?
Cans they sleep? Yes, they cans.
Cannot they sleep? Yes, they can.
Can they sleep? Yes, they can.
Can they sleep? Yes, they can't.
Which is correct?
I were a dancer.
I was a dancer.
I a dancer was.
I weren't a dancer.
Which is correct?
We wasn't students.
We are students.
We was students.
We is students.
Which is correct?
Can it drive the car? Yes, it can't.
Can drive the car it? Yes, it can.
Cans it drive the car? Yes, it cans.
Can it drive the car? Yes, it can.
Which is correct?
They were singers.
They was singers.
They singers were.
They wasn't singers.
Which is correct?
Are they dependable? No, they are not.
Is they dependable? Yes, they is.
Is they dependable? No, they is not.
Are they dependable? Yes, they are.
What did you do five years ago?
You was a teacher.
I were a teacher.
I was a teacher.
You were a teacher.