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To Be: True or False Quiz

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Test your knowledge of the English verb 'to be' with true/false statements.

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To Be: True or False Quiz
 

To Be: True or False QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of the English verb 'to be' with true/false statements.

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It is highly irregular in its conjugation across tenses.

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The auxiliary use of 'to be' never appears in negative sentences.

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The past tense only uses 'was' and does not use 'were'.

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The infinitive form is 'to be'.

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The present tense form is the same for I, you, he, and they.

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It is used as an auxiliary verb in passive constructions.

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The infinitive form of the verb is 'be'.

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Its past tense forms are was and were.

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In questions, the verb 'to be' always comes after the subject.

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The verb 'to be' has present tense forms am, is, and are.

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