The verb to be (Present Tense)
AFFIRMATIVE \hspace{2cm} INTERROGATIVE \hspace{2cm} NEGATIVE}
AFFIRMATIVE |
INTERROGATIVE |
NEGATIVE |
I am (I’m) |
am I? |
I am (I’m) not |
you are (you’re) |
are you? |
you are (you’re) not |
he is (he’s) |
is he? |
he is (he’s) not |
she is (she’s) |
is she? |
she is (she’s) not |
it is (it’s) |
is it? |
it is (it’s) not |
Plural :
Plural : |
Plural : |
Plural : |
we are (we’re) |
are we? |
we are (we’re) not |
you are (you’re) |
are you? |
you are (you’re) not |
they are (they’re) |
are they? |
they are (they’re) not |
I. Put in the missing words:
* I .................. a student. * You .................. a teacher. * Mr. A. .................. a man. * Marie .................. a girl. * The man .................. in the train. * We .................. students. * I .................. Mr. C. * What .................. you? * Who .................. he? * How .................. you? * What .................. Henri? * What .................. I? * Who .................. you? * Who .................. I? * .................. I a student? * .................. he a student? * .................. she a woman? * .................. they waiters? * .................. you all boys? * .................. I the teacher? * .................. you Mr. C.? * .................. you Mrs. H.? * .................. he Mr. K.? * There .................. one mountain in the picture. * .................. there two mountains in the picture? * There .................. three pencils on the table. * There .................. an egg in the egg-cup. * There .................. fifteen students in the class. * .................. there one mountain in the picture? * Yes, that .................. right; there is only one.
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correction:
* I {am} a student.
* You {are} a teacher.
* Mr. A. {is} a man.
* Marie {is} a girl.
* The man {is} in the train.
* We {are} students.
* I {am} Mr. C.
* What {are} you?
* Who {is} he?
* How {are} you?
* What {is} Henri?
* What {am} I?
* Who {are} you?
* Who {am} I?
* {Am} I a student?
* {Is} he a student?
* {Is} she a woman?
* {Are} they waiters?
* {Are} you all boys?
* {Am} I the teacher?
* {Are} you Mr. C.?
* {Are} you Mrs. H.?
* {Is} he Mr. K.?
* There {is} one mountain in the picture.
* {Are} there two mountains in the picture?
* There {are} three pencils on the table.
* There {is} an egg in the egg-cup.
* There {are} fifteen students in the class.
* {Is} there one mountain in the picture?
* Yes, that {is} right; there is only one.