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What is the past subjunctive plural of verb be?

The past subjunctive plural of the verb "be" is were.

Here's why:

* Subjunctive mood: The subjunctive mood is used to express a wish, a hypothetical situation, or a suggestion.

* Past tense: The past subjunctive is used to refer to a past action or state in a hypothetical or conditional context.

* Plural: "Were" is the plural form of the past subjunctive of "be".

Example:

* "I wish they were here to celebrate with us." (Expressing a wish in the past subjunctive)

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