Whats the difference between "were and where"?

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• Answer #1

  We're is "we are" in contraction form Were is the past tense of are. Ex: "They were going to go shopping" vs. "They are going to go shopping." Where references a place. Ex: "Where did you put my keys?" "Where was that place again?"

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• Answer #2

  were is was in plural. where is place.

  like: we were in the gym, I was in the gym and where are you now?

  Does that help?

• Answer #3

  Look at it in these sentences:

  What 'were' you doing?

  'Where' are you going?

  The two words are quite different.

• Answer #4

  ~were is was in plural~

  Not always - It's also past indicative/ second person singular

• Answer #5

  Wow. Lana, I mean...wow.

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