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Both is and was are forms of the verb to be.

Is represents the third-person singular (he, she it) in the present tense.

Was represents the third-person singular (he, she, it) in the past tense.

Example:

The boy is late for school, and he was also late yesterday.

As a helper verb:

The dog is eating his food now, but he was eating my sandwich a minute ago.

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