am / I / a student
I am a student.
Brazil is in Europe.
Leonardo is at home.
Is Leonardo at home?
Elucmar am 35 years old.
Elucmar is 35 years old.
happy / today / is / she
She is happy today.
Maria is from Canada.
Maria is not (isn't) from Canada.
Albanis and Jesus are from Venezuela.
Are Albanis and Jesus from Venezuela?
Amanda are in my class English.
Amanda is in my English class.
in / my / classroom / books / are / the
My books are in the classroom.
This blue jacket and those red shoes are yours.
This blue jacket and those red shoes are not (aren't) yours.
You are South Korean.
Are you South Korean?
Are Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars from Mexico?
It's correct.
smart / students / are / talkative / and / they
They are talkative and smart students. (or "They are smart and talkative students.")
My sister's favorite coffee shop is open today.
My sister's favorite coffee shop is not (isn't) open today.
Is this black jacket yours?
What is your favorite colors?
today / hot / and / sunny / outside / it / is
It is sunny and hot outside today. (or "It is hot and sunny outside today.")
Luceidys is busy. She is at work.
Luceidys is not (isn't) busy. She is not (isn't) at work.
Wilmary is at her friend's party.
Is Wilmary at her friend's party?
Who is my cell phone? I can't find it.
Where is my cell phone? I can't find it.