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How do you spell were like in were?
"Were like" is already spelled correctly. There's no need to change it. It's a common colloquial expression used to indicate something that happened in the past, often to emphasize a surprising or unusual event.
For example:
"We
were like
, 'What just happened?'"
"They
were like
, 'Let's go get ice cream!'"
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