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Be Verb Basics

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Grade 1: choose the right form of to be.

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Grade 1: choose the right form of to be.

by gogo omar
1

I ___ a student.

2

She ___ my sister.

3

They ___ playing outside.

4

It ___ sunny today.

5

You ___ my friend.

6

He ___ happy.

7

We ___ going to the park.

8

The dog ___ big.

9

I ___ hungry.

10

The cats ___ playing.

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I is wrong because 'am' is used with I.

With she, the correct form is is.

They take 'are' for plural subjects.

It uses is for singular things.

You use are with you/y'all.

He, she, it take 'is'.

We use are with plural subjects.

Dog is singular; use is.

With I, the form is am.

Cats (plural) use are.

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