Verb to be (+)
She ____ at the park.
is
are/in/class./Mat and Alice
Joe and Alice are not in class.
Joe and Alice aren't in class.
CHANGE THE SENTENCE INTO A QUESTION:
He is tall.
Is he tall?
CHANGE THE NOUN TO PRONOUN:
Ana is in class.
She is in class.
George _____ blond.
is
We/are/married.
We are not married.
We aren't married.
CHANGE THE SENTENCE INTO A QUESTION:
Ryan is at home.
Is Ryan at home?
CHANGE THE NOUN TO PRONOUN:
Gerard is my friend.
He is my friend.
I ___ 12 years old.
am
'm
ugly./Shelly/is
Shelly is not ugly.
Shelly isn't ugly.
CHANGE THE SENTENCE INTO A QUESTION:
My dog is with you.
Is my dog with you?
CHANGE THE NOUN TO PRONOUN:
Is the cat in the garden?
Is it in the garden?
You ___ blue-eyeded.
You/good/are/at/painting.
You are not good at painting.
You aren't good at painting.
MAKE THE QUESTION FOR THE ANSWER:
No, they aren't from Chile.
Are they from Chile?
CHANGE THE NOUN TO PRONOUN:
Ivan and I are classmates.
We are classmates.
Sam and Tom ____ at the bank right now.
are
are/Sunny and I/cousins.
Sunny and I are not cousins.
Sunny and I aren't cousins.
MAKE THE QUESTION FOR THE ANSWER:
Yes, I'm 14 years old.
Are you 14 years old?
CHANGE THE NOUN TO PRONOUN:
Karl and Frank aren´t brothers.
They aren´t brothers.