"To Be"
Complete the sentence:
He ___ an engineer.
is
Which sentence is correct?
a) He work in HR.
b) He works in HR.
b) He works in HR.
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Fill in the blank: She is ___ engineer.
She is an engineer.
Fill in the blank: "___ a problem with the report."
There is a problem with the report.
Choose the correct sentence:
a) She am the manager.
b) She is the manager.
b) She is the manager.
Make this sentence negative:
She manages the finance team.
(She does not manage the finance team.)
Which question is correct?
a) "Where do you work?"
b) "Where you work?"
a) "Where do you work?" ✅
Choose the correct sentence:
a) "We have an important meeting today."
b) "We have a important meeting today."
a) "We have an important meeting today." ✅
Choose the correct sentence:
a) "There is two documents missing."
b) "There are two documents missing."
b) "There are two documents missing." ✅
Correct the mistake:
They is working on site.
(Correction: They are working on site.)
Fill in the blank:
The team ___ reports every Monday.
(submits)
Complete the question:
___ is responsible for safety inspections?
(Who)
Correct the mistake:
He is an project manager.
(He is a project manager.)
Correct the mistake: "There is many meetings today."
(There are many meetings today.)
Fill in the blanks:
I ___ a document controller, and my colleague ___ an accountant."
(am, is)
Ask a question using Present Simple:
The accountant checks invoices.
(Who checks invoices?)
Fix the mistake:
When you start work?
(When do you start work?)
Explain why we say "an accountant" but "a manager"
(Because ‘accountant’ starts with a vowel sound.)
Ask a question using "There is/There are":
"There is a delay in the project."
(Is there a delay in the project?)
Turn into a question:
She is responsible for reports.
(Is she responsible for reports?)
Rewrite the sentence using the correct verb form:
The managers meet every day at 9 AM.
(Correct as is, but for trick purposes, change it to an incorrect form and let them correct it!)
Form a question using “How”:
The team submits reports every Friday.
(How often does the team submit reports?)
Rewrite correctly: "They have a urgent request from the client."
(They have an urgent request from the client.)
Explain into correct English:
"There is many construction sites in Cairo."
(There are many construction sites in Cairo.)