Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Were"

A: Creeping on me?


We’re you stalking me?
We’re you being nosy?

A: "were" means "have been" or something was done in the past

A: it is the past tense of the verb "to be".
I am, you are, he/she/it is
we/you/they are

PAST TENSE:
I was, you WERE, he/she/it was
we/you/they WERE

A: Mientras tú dormías

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A: were you going to the store?
Where were you going yesterday?
What were you doing?
How were you handling it in the camp?
Why were you just sitting there?

A: There are different ways you can use the word “keen”. You can use it to describe a characteristic such as “I have keen eyesight”.

You can also use “keen” to describe how much you like or want something such as “We’re keen on having pancakes for breakfast”.

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A: Who were you talking to?

When we're we supposed to turn in the homework?

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Example:

Did you attend the concert last night?
Were you happy to be there at the concert?

A: totalmente diferente

where = donde
Where were you? -> Dónde estabas?

were = estaba, estuvieron, eran, son
They were happy = estaban contentos

Sorry no microphone ATM but "where" is the same as "wear", "were" sounds like "wurr"...

A: "How did you like it?" is the correct sentence. Or you can simply say, "Did you like it?" if you're asking someone if they like something.

A: Annoyed is when your tired of someone and upset means mad at someone. annoyed example - my brother is so annoying. Upset example - I am upset because you broke my phone.

A: You can use "were you crying then" if a shorter event to the act of crying is referred to by "then". On the contrary, "did you cry" refers to a specific moment in a wider event, being "then" the event. Let us see an example:

a) the act (to cry) is LONGER in time than the event (unexpected visit)

- Tom arrived unexpectedly to the office right after the boss fired me.
- Were you crying then?
- Yes I was. I was crying all day!

b) the act (cry) is SHORTER in time than the event (movie)
- We went to the movies last night and we watched a drama
- Did you cry?
- Yes, in the moment the protagonist died.

A: Where are you from?

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"Where are you from?"

A: You were...

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A: Were you annoyed because I finished it?

A: I think you want to state if he was at the cinema, therefore the sentence would indeed be Were you at the cinema last night? remember to use at .