Hello, everyone! How to say correctly? Or maybe they both are correct. Then, could you tell me which option is better? Thank you! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Behind the house are/were fields = There are/were fields behind the house. But the use of "are" or "were" should be the same. You could also say "Behind the house, there are fields." I prefer the two sentences with "there" in it.

They're both grammatically correct. The first one is in the past tense, so it could suggest that there were fields behind the house before, but maybe they're gone now. If you're describing a house and fields that exist now, the second choice is better.

They're both correct.

I don't know if they are both correct but I think the second optione sounds better!