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we was here vs i was here

The correct phrase is "I was here." The pronoun "I" should be used when referring to oneself, while "we" is used when referring to a group of people. Therefore, in this context, the correct pronoun is "I."

Last updated: March 22, 2024 • 1735 views

we was here

This phrase is incorrect. The pronoun "we" should be followed by the verb "were" instead of "was."

The correct phrase should be "we were here" when referring to a group of people being in a place.
  • What if I said we was here for the "Hao Shou Yun" special?
  • There's more than one reason that we was invited here.
  • And what we did here was special.
  • We know Bridget was here that day.
  • Last time we were here was under less happy circumstances.
  • Basically what we had here was a dispute of a domestic nature.
  • The only person who knew we were here was that woman Sonja.
  • Look, Channing, we know Kevin was here.
  • All we needed here was a couple of shrouds.
  • Wes, he was here an hour ago.
  • We know he was here, we clear him of being a suspect.
  • He'll just be the person who we wish wasn't here While we study.
  • And the show we had here was also a disappointment.
  • Mascius, the only people who knew what the plan was was we three here.
  • We know he was here 10 years ago, making dreams come true.
  • We know he was assaulted here before he went downtown.
  • We met when I was here investigating the Derek Caster murder.
  • We have evidence she was here on Monday.
  • So we can prove he was here.
  • We believe he was brought here.

Alternatives:

  • we were here
  • we have been here
  • we came here
  • we visited here
  • we stayed here

i was here

This phrase is correct. The pronoun "I" is used when referring to oneself, and the past tense of the verb "to be" is "was" for the first person singular.

Use "I was here" when you want to indicate that you, as an individual, were present in a specific location.

Examples:

  • I was here yesterday.
  • I was here last week.
  • I was here a few minutes ago.
  • I was here before you arrived.
  • I was here when the event started.

Alternatives:

  • I have been here
  • I came here
  • I visited here
  • I stayed here
  • I arrived here

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