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were (unstressed) vb the plural form of the past tense (indicative mood) of be and the singular form used with you. It is also used as a subjunctive, esp. in conditional sentences (Old English werun, wæron past tense plural of wesan to be; related to Old Norse vera, Old Frisian weria, Old High German weron to last) Were, as a remnant of the past subjunctive in English, is used in formal.