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I wasn't - Перевод на русский - примеры английский
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Перевод "I wasn't" на русский ... я не был меня не было я был не мне не что не я и не я была не я недостаточно меня нет я был недостаточно. Показать больше [...]. |
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| 3 | dictionary.cambridge.org | /ru/%D1%81%D0%BB%D0%... | |
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Перевод WASN'T с английского на русский
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15 июл. 2026 г. — WASN ' T перевод |
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| 4 | www.quora.com | /Do-you-say-%E2%80%9... | |
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Do you say “I wasn't there” or “I weren't there” or “I was not ...
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Do you say “I wasn’t there” or “I weren’t there” or “I was not there”? |
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| 5 | www.brisenglishstudio.com | /post/wasn-t-or-didn... | |
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Wasn't or Didn't? What's the Difference in English?
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20 февр. 2023 г. — " Wasn't" is used to negate a state of being or an action in progress , while "didn't" is used to negate a completed action in the past. |
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| 6 | grammarreader.com | /wasnt-vs-werent/ | |
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Wasn't vs. Weren't
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11 июн. 2026 г. — What is the difference between wasn't and weren't? Wasn't is used with singular subjects . Weren't is used with plural subjects and in ... |
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Wasn't/Weren't
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Both are generally correct in today's Standard English , but “was(n't)” is considered more informal. |
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