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Be Present Pronouns Quiz

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Test present tense of 'to be' and pronouns.

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Martha Liliana Torres Guerrero
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Test present tense of 'to be' and pronouns.

by Martha Liliana Torres Guerrero
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Which is the correct sentence: I _____ a student?

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You _____ happy today.

3

She _____ from Canada.

4

We _____ friends since childhood.

5

They _____ engineers.

6

It _____ a sunny day.

7

Who _____ the manager here? (singular)

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You and I _____ ready.

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It _____ not a problem.

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Where _____ they from?

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Who _____ the author of this book?

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We _____ excited about the trip.

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He _____ my brother.

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The books _____ on the shelf.

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I _____ not sure about the plan.

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This group _____ ready for departure.

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You _____ always on time, right?

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My friends and I _____ watching a movie.

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Where _____ she staying tonight?

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The car _____ new and fast.

21

What is the nationality of a person from Japan?

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What is the nationality of a person from Brazil?

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What is the nationality of a person from Canada?

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What is the nationality of a person from Spain?

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What is the nationality of a person from Australia?

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I am a student is correct; am matches I. Is/are/be do not agree with I.

You are happy uses the second-person form 'are'. Other forms don't match you.

She is from Canada uses third-person singular 'is'.

The present perfect with 'have' fits 'We'. 'Has' is for he/she; 'are/is' are present simple.

They are engineers uses plural subject. Other forms don't agree.

It is a sunny day uses singular 'is'.

Who is the manager uses singular form; 'are' would be plural.

You and I are ready uses plural subject.

Not a problem uses singular 'is'.

They are from where? uses 'are' for plural.

Who is the author uses singular form.

We are excited; plural subject requires 'are'.

He is my brother uses singular form.

Books (plural) are on the shelf.

I am not sure; 'am' matches I.

Group is treated as singular; use 'is'.

You are always on time; 'are' matches you.

We and my friends are watching; plural subject requires 'are'.

She is staying tonight; singular subject uses 'is'.

The car is new; singular noun takes 'is'.

Japanese is the demonym for people from Japan.

Brazilian denotes someone from Brazil.

Canadian is the term for people from Canada.

Spanish refers to people from Spain.

Australian is the demonym for Australia.

 
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