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Verb to be Quiz

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Test your knowledge of the verb to be.

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Verb to be Quiz
 

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Test your knowledge of the verb to be.

by Evelin Alavi
1

I ___ a student in this class.

2

He ___ from Canada, but he lives in the UK now.

3

They ___ at the library every afternoon.

4

We ___ friends since elementary school.

5

The cat ___ on the sofa.

6

You ___ my best friend.

7

The movie ___ interesting yesterday, but it turned out boring.

8

Where ___ you from?

9

There ___ a lot of people at the concert.

10

This soup ___ too salty.

Explicación

Use 'am' with I in the present simple.

With he/she/it, use 'is' in the present.

'They' requires 'are' in present simple.

Present perfect continuous uses 'have been' with since.

Singular subject requires 'is'.

With you, use 'are' in present tense.

Past simple of 'to be' is 'was' for singular.

Interrogative form with 'are' for you.

Past tense: 'there were' for plural.

Singular subject: 'is' in present.

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