Affirmative (to be)
My name _____ Joe.
is
I'm from the USA.
I'm not from the USA.
we / in / are / school?
a) Yes, we are.
b) Yes, they are.
c) No, we are.
Are we in school?
a)
I has got / have got a little brother.
have got
a bike?
I've got a bike. / I haven't got a bike.
I _____ from Glasgow in Scotland.
am
My teacher is British.
My teacher isn't / is not British.
today? / very / is / it / hot
a) Yes, it are.
b) No, it isn't.
c) Yes, is it.
Is it very hot today?
b)
My teacher haven't got / hasn't got blue eyes.
hasn't got
a laptop?
I've got a laptop. / I haven't got a laptop.
My sister _____ on the right.
is
You are eighteen years old.
You aren't / are not eighteen years old.
you / from / China? / are
a) Yes, I'm.
b) No, I am not.
c) No, I amn't.
Are you from China?
b)
We hasn't got / haven't got computers in our classroom.
haven't got
a pet?
I've got a pet. / I haven't got a pet.
I _____ sixteen years old.
am
It is cold today.
It isn't / is not cold today.
your / parents / teachers? / are
a) Yes, they are.
b) Yes, they're.
c) Yes, you are.
Are your parents teachers?
a)
My best friend has got / have got three sisters.
has got
a TV in your bedroom?
I've got a TV in my bedroom. / I haven't got a TV in my bedroom.
My parents _____ teachers.
are
My friends and I are in a maths lesson.
My friends and I aren't / are not in a maths lesson.
Sam / is / in / bedroom? / his
a) No, he is.
b) Yes, he's.
c) No, he isn't.
Is Sam in his bedroom?
c)
My parents hasn't got / haven't got a car.
haven't got
an English dictionary?
I've got an English dictionary. / I haven't got an English dictionary.