Callate you couldn't hev beat that if you was to take a week to it.
Father's more pleased to see you than if you was a customer, for he dearly loves a gossip; and when it turns upon Miss Dorrit, he loves it all the more.
I shouldn't tell you, if you was by yourself; much less with your old sweetheart here.
You was always at it--if not with your right hand, with your left.
If you wasto put your own lips to it, I think you wouldn't be the worse, for you look but poorly, sir.
I am not a child, and I am not Amy, and I must speak.
If you seen her, even if you was locoed or drunk, you--you couldn't do it.
Now, Ed, stand up and don't sling your club as if you was ropin' a steer.
If you was a friend to the girl, you wouldn't want the whole congregation a-pointin' fingers at her.
Not but what if you was sold up, and other folks bought your furniture, it's a comfort to think as you've kept it well rubbed.
I said, Sir, I know my dear father will want to be at home: and as you was so good to give me a fortnight from last Thursday, I should be glad you would be pleased to indulge me still to some day in the second seven.
Ay, that's pure, said I; and I shall have good rest this night, I hope.
Why, said I, as if I had known nothing of the matter, how can he make up matters with him?
Keep the beast that you had forgotten to give back to me, as you was about to start, and which I forgot to ask for, on account of consarn at parting in anger.
If you was handsome, or ever like to be, I'd be one of the first to tell you of it; and that ought to content you.
And you've a right to feel that, and not to go about as gaping and as thoughtless as if you was beholding to nobody.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "you was" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
