A: The neighbors French.
B: No, they French. They both from Europe, but just
the woman French. The man Italian.
a) were – weren’t – were – was – was
b) were – weren’t – weren’t – were – were
c) was – weren’t – were – was – was
d) was – weren’t – were – wasn’t – were
e) were – were – were – was –was

a. were - weren't - were- was-was

Explanation:

The neighbors were French.

No, they weren't French. They were both from Europe, but just the woman was French, The man was Italian.Were shows past tense of the plural nouns. Was shows the past tense of the singular nouns.Weren't is the negative form of the verb. Was is used in the first-person singular (I) and third-person singular (he, she, it)Were is used in second-person singular (you, your, yours) and first and third-person plural (we, they)