Mona10031990, daagh is right. In simple past tense, "were" is plural:
It was raining.
Raindrops were falling.
But we also use "were" for hypotheticals:
If it were raining, we'd be having less fun out here.
It was raining.
Raindrops were falling.
But we also use "were" for hypotheticals:
If it were raining, we'd be having less fun out here.
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