correct the following i were going to work in aramco. صواب خطأ

This page provides a correction for the sentence 'I were going to work in Aramco,' explaining that the correct form is 'I was going to work in Aramco.' It serves as an educational resource for students learning English grammar, specifically the use of auxiliary verbs 'was' and 'were.'

Students learning English grammar, primarily from Saudi Arabia.

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