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were
1[ wur; unstressed wer; British also wair ]
verb
- a second person singular past indicative; first, second, and third person plural past indicative; and past subjunctive of be.
we're
2[ weer ]
- contraction of we are:
We're happy to see you.
were
1/ wɜː; wə /
verb
- the plural form of the past tense (indicative mood) of be and the singular form used with you. It is also used as a subjunctive, esp in conditional sentences
we're
2/ ɪə /
contraction of
- we are
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Usage
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Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of were1
Example Sentences
A longtime Altadenan, Garcia moved to the community as a child because it was one of the few places where her parents — who were Japanese and Mexican — were able to buy a home.
Some of the reports did qualify California’s ranking, by acknowledging that it would be germane if California were a country, not a state.
“Making people the protagonist of their own stories where they’re fully human, fully realized and beautiful and complicated and difficult and wonderful, because those were not the kinds of roles that were available to us.”
Baffert was reinstated after he accepted responsibility for the positive test and all legal challenges were exhausted.
The 32 teams selected for Division 1 will get to say they were part of the toughest bracket ever.
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