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Test your 'to be' knowledge with quick true/false.

by Hilda Obregón
1

He is used with he, she, or it: 'She is a teacher'.

2

In questions, the form of 'to be' never changes with the subject.

3

The past tense of 'to be' is 'was' for I, he, she, and it, and 'were' for you, we, and they.

4

We are used with you, we, and they: 'They are here'.

5

I am used with I, as in 'I am a student'.

6

The present tense form 'are' is used with I.

7

We use 'am' with you in present simple statements.

8

The past tense of 'to be' for all subjects is 'was'.

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The verb 'to be' can never be contracted.

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The verb 'to be' changes form with the subject: am, is, are.

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