Let’s go through each sentence one by one and pick the correct word:
Where,
Wear, or
Were.
Remember:
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Where = asks about a place (like “where is the park?”)
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Wear = to have clothes on your body (like “I wear shoes”)
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Were = past tense of “are” (used with you, we, they — like “you were happy”)
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1. ______ is the cat?
→ Asking about location →
Where
2. What do you ______ to school?
→ Talking about clothing →
wear
3. Yes, ______ in Mexico last Christmas.
→ Past tense, talking about being somewhere →
we were (but only “were” fits here since subject is implied) →
were
4. Vincente and Miguel ______ talking in class.
→ They were doing something in the past →
were
5. ______ did Patton go?
→ Asking about place →
Where
6. Do you ______ the gray tunic everyday?
→ Clothing →
wear
7. ______ you at the gym during second period?
→ Asking if someone was there in the past →
Were
8. What did you ______ yesterday?
→ Clothing worn in the past →
wear
9. ______ was Mrs. Lopez yesterday?
→ Asking about location →
Where
10. ______ did you buy your shoes?
→ Asking about place (store?) →
Where
11. What are you going to ______ this weekend?
→ Future clothing →
wear
12. Where were you going to ______ after school?
→ This one is tricky! The structure is “going to [verb]” — so it needs a verb. “Wear” makes sense: “going to wear” →
wear
13. Karen and Gina ______ writing on the table.
→ Past continuous action →
were
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Now let’s double-check:
1. Where
2. wear
3. were
4. were
5. Where
6. wear
7. Were
8. wear
9. Where
10. Where
11. wear
12. wear
13. were
All make sense grammatically and logically.
Final Answer:
1. Where
2. wear
3. were
4. were
5. Where
6. wear
7. Were
8. wear
9. Where
10. Where
11. wear
12. wear
13. were
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of where and were worksheet.
