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They weren't/didn't train for war ​
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They weren't/didn't train for war
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Answer: didn't

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User Charlie Davies
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Answer:

Didn't.

Step-by-step explanation:

They didn't train for war.

Weren't is a non-action verb, and the verb would be in the present-tense, or what they are doing right then and there:

they weren't training for the war.

They didn't train for war.

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