This is a plural and singular problem.
You don't use...
I WERE...
You use
I WAS...
"I" is singular that is pointing to one person, yourself. So if its singular, you use was and if its plural, you use were.
ANS2:Past tense (Indicative mood) of "to be"I was
You were
he, she, it was
We were
You (all) were
They were
Past tense (Subjunctive mood) of "to be"
If I were
If you were
If he, she, it were
If we were
If you (all) were
If they were
Note: "You and I were" because "You and I" = "We"
It is for singular an plural:
I was here yesterday (singular).
They were here yesterday (plural).
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