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Be Verbs Basics

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Quiz on the verb to be (am/is/are)

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Quiz on the verb to be (am/is/are)

by Bilal essam
1

Which form is correct: I ___ a student.

Written answer

2

She ___ happy.

3

They ___ in the classroom.

4

We ___ not tired.

5

Complete: ___ your teacher?

6

It ___ a sunny day.

7

They ___ from Canada.

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I ___ not tired.

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Where ___ you from?

10

It ___ my book.

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Use am with I to state identity or role.

She uses is for he/she/it in present.

They use are for plural subjects.

Negative with are for plural subjects.

Is is used to form a question with you/he/she/it.

It goes with is for singular neuter subjects.

Use are with plural nouns or you/we/they.

I is incorrect; use am with I.

Where are you from? uses are with you.

It is used for singular objects.

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