To Be (Fill in the gaps with am, is, are)
I ___ a manager in the HR department.
Answer: am
I (work) in a big office in the city center.
Answer: work
What ___ your job? Where ___ you work?
Answer: is, do
She work in a small office near her house.
Answer: She works in a small office near her house.
(you / work / in the office on weekends?) -> [never]
Answer:
Do you work in the office on weekends?
I never work in the office on weekends.
She ___ not at work today because she is sick.
Answer: is
He (not / like) his job because it is very boring.
Answer: doesn't like / does not like
I ___ an accountant. I (work) for a big international bank.
Answer: am, work
I doesn't like my new sales manager.
Answer: I don't like my new sales manager.
(he / be / late for the Monday meeting?) -> [sometimes]
Answer:
Is he late for the Monday meeting?
He is sometimes late for the Monday meeting.
___ they in the meeting with the new clients?
Answer: Are
(you / start) your work at 9 AM every day?
Answer: Do you start
___ she a web designer? ___ she work for a tech company?
Answer: Is, Does
Are you work in the office every day?
Answer: Do you work in the office every day?
(how often / you / drink coffee with your team?) -> [always]
Answer:
How often do you drink coffee with your team?
I always drink coffee with my team.
We ___ not office workers, we ___ IT specialists.
Answer: are, are
She (finish) work at 5 PM on Fridays.
Answer: finishes
We ___ very tired today. We (not / want) to work late on a Friday.
Answer: are, do not want / don't want
He is no a software developer.
Answer: He is not a software developer. (or He isn't)
(she / check / important emails in the morning?) -> [usually]
Answer:
Does she check important emails in the morning?
She usually checks important emails in the morning.
___ he the new boss of the marketing team? Yes, he ___.
Answer: Is, is
Where (they / have) lunch with their colleagues?
Answer: do they have
How ___ your new boss? ___ he give you a lot of tasks?
Answer: is, Does
Does they are late for the morning meeting?
Answer: Are they late for the morning meeting?
: (they / be / tired after a long day at work?) -> [often]
Answer:
Are they tired after a long day at work?
They are often tired after a long day at work.