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Verb “To Be” (Am, Is, Are) Exercise

March 25, 2026 A1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I ............... a student.
Wrong!
Use "am" with the subject "I".
2She ............... my sister.
Wrong!
Use "is" with the subject "She".
3They ............... at home now.
Wrong!
Use "are" with the subject "They".
4It ............... very cold today.
Wrong!
Use "is" with the subject "It".
5We ............... in the classroom.
Wrong!
Use "are" with the subject "We".
6He ............... my teacher.
Wrong!
Use "is" with the subject "He".
7You ............... very kind.
Wrong!
Use "are" with the subject "You".
8The books ............... on the table.
Wrong!
Use "are" with the plural subject "The books".
9My name ............... Anna.
Wrong!
Use "is" with the singular subject "My name".
10Tom and I ............... friends.
Wrong!
Use "are" because "Tom and I" means "we".
11The cat ............... under the chair.
Wrong!
Use "is" with the singular subject "The cat".
12I ............... happy today.
Wrong!
Use "am" with the subject "I".

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  1. I am a student.
  2. She is my sister.
  3. They are at home now.
  4. It is very cold today.
  5. We are in the classroom.
  6. He is my teacher.
  7. You are very kind.
  8. The books are on the table.
  9. My name is Anna.
  10. Tom and I are friends.
  11. The cat is under the chair.
  12. I am happy today.

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