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    The Verb To Be

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    This document contains an English worksheet with exercises on affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the verb "to be" in statements and questions. It includes: 1. A table with the long and short forms of "to be" in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences for different subjects. 2. An image matching exercise using the verb forms to identify subjects in pictures. 3. Gap fill exercises changing statements to short form and writing negatives. 4. Exercises changing singular to plural nouns and writing short answers to questions.

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    The Verb To Be

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    This document contains an English worksheet with exercises on affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the verb "to be" in statements and questions. It includes: 1. A table with the long and short forms of "to be" in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences for different subjects. 2. An image matching exercise using the verb forms to identify subjects in pictures. 3. Gap fill exercises changing statements to short form and writing negatives. 4. Exercises changing singular to plural nouns and writing short answers to questions.

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    This document contains an English worksheet with exercises on affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the verb "to be" in statements and questions. It includes: 1. A table with the long and short forms of "to be" in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences for different subjects. 2. An image matching exercise using the verb forms to identify subjects in pictures. 3. Gap fill exercises changing statements to short form and writing negatives. 4. Exercises changing singular to plural nouns and writing short answers to questions.

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    The Verb To Be

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    Carla Campelo
    This document contains an English worksheet with exercises on affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the verb "to be" in statements and questions. It includes: 1. A table with the long and short forms of "to be" in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences for different subjects. 2. An image matching exercise using the verb forms to identify subjects in pictures. 3. Gap fill exercises changing statements to short form and writing negatives. 4. Exercises changing singular to plural nouns and writing short answers to questions.

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    Escola _________________________________________

    Ingls

    Name:_______________________ Surname:___________________ Date:____/___/_____

    _____ thgrade Class:_____ Number:_____ Worksheet number: ______

    Affirmative Negative Interrogative

    Long form Short form Long form Short form


    I am Im I am not Im not Am I?
    You are Youre You are not You arent Are you?
    He is Hes He is not He isnt Is he?
    She is Shes She is not She isnt Is she?
    It is Its It is not It isnt Is it?
    We are Were We are not We arent Are we?
    You are Youre You are not You arent Are you?
    They are Theyre They are not They arent Are they?

    1. Look at the pictures and fill in he/she/it is or they are.

    1. 2. 3.

    1. _____ a dog. 5. _____ a student.


    4. 5. 6.
    2. _____ doctors. 6. _____ a pencil.

    3. _____ a singer. 7. _____ a cook.

    4. _____ books. 8. _____ cats.


    7. 8.

    2. Fill in the gaps as in the example.

    Long form Short form


    1. I am a student. 1. I m a student.
    2. We _____ from Spain. 2. We _____ from Spain.
    3. He _____ not a doctor. 3. He _____ a doctor.
    4. You _____ a singer. 4. You _____ a singer.
    5. She _____ an actress. 5. She _____ an actress.
    6. It _____ a watch. 6. It _____ a watch.
    7. They _____ not painters. 7. They _____ painters.
    8. I _____ not tall. 8. I _____ tall.
    3. Write in the plural.
    1. She is a girl. 1. They are girls .
    2. He is a teacher. 2. ____________________________
    3. It is a deer. 3. ____________________________
    4. I am a boy. 4. ____________________________
    5. She is a policewoman. 5. ____________________________
    6. It is a giraffe. 6. ____________________________
    7. I am a baker. 7. ____________________________
    8. He is a man. 8. ____________________________
    9. You are a child. 9. ____________________________
    10. It is a box. 10. ____________________________

    Short answers are answers to questions which begin with the verb form is/are. In short
    answers we do not repeat the whole question. We only use Yes or No, the subject pronoun
    and the verb form is (isnt)/are (arent). E. g. Are you British? No, Im not.

    Yes, I am/ we are.


    Are you?
    No, Im not/we arent.
    Yes, he/she/it is.
    Is he/she/it?
    No, he/she/it isnt.
    Yes, they are.
    Are they?
    No, they arent.

    Is it a bear?
    ______ apples?
    No, it isnt.
    ____________.
    It is a mouse.
    ______ bananas.

    ______ fish?
    _____ a teacher?
    _____________.
    _____________
    _____________.
    ______ a journalist.

    Good E^Work!

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