Certainly! Here are the correct options to complete the sentences:
1. Were
2. Was
3. Wasn't
4. Were
5. Were
6. Were
Explanation:
1. In sentence 1, we use "Were" because it refers to a past action where the subject "you" is plural (referring to multiple people) and the question is in the past tense.
2. In sentence 2, we use "was" because it talks about a singular event in the past ("test") and agrees with the subject "It."
3. In sentence 3, we use "wasn't" because it negates the statement about Rome being cheap in the past.
4. In sentence 4, we use "were" because it asks about the presence of the subject "you" in plural form at the party.
5. In sentence 5, we use "were" because it describes the plural subject "His parents."
6. In sentence 6, we use "were" because it describes the plural subject "lots of people" in town on a warm day.
