to be
She _____ a student
is
$100: Complete the sentence: "Look! It _____ (rain) outside."
Answer: is raining
$100: Choose was or were: "Yesterday, I _____ at the library."
Answer: was
$100: What is the past form of the verb go?
Answer: went
$100: Complete the sentence for ability: "Fish _____ swim, but birds _____ fly."
Answer: can / can
They are at home
Answer: They are not (aren't) at home.
$200: Make this negative: "I am playing video games."
Answer: I am not playing video games.
$200: Fill in the blank: "They _____ (not / be) at school yesterday."
Answer: were not (weren't)
$200: Make this sentence negative: "He watched television last night."
Answer: He did not (didn't) watch television last night.
$200: Make this negative: "She can play the guitar."
Answer: She cannot (can't) play the guitar.
$300: Form a question: "(you / ready / ?)"
Answer: Are you ready?
$300: Form a question using she and read: "(she / read / a book / ?)"
Answer: Is she reading a book?
$300: Turn into a question: "He was happy."
Answer: Was he happy?
$300: Form a question: "(you / buy / new shoes / yesterday / ?)"
Answer: Did you buy new shoes yesterday?
$300: Form a question asking for permission/ability: "(you / speak / English / ?)"
Answer: Can you speak English?
$400: Complete the sentence: "I _____ not tired, but he _____ sleepy."
Answer: am / is
$400: Complete with the correct form: "We _____ (not / work) right now, we _____ (have) lunch."
Answer: are not working / are having
$400: Complete the sentence: "Where _____ you last night?"
Answer: were
$400: Complete the sentence: "She _____ (work) late and _____ (feel) tired."
Answer: worked / felt
$400: Choose the correct base verb: "He can _____ (drives / drive / driving) a car."
Answer: drive
$500: Correct the mistake: "Is we late for the lesson?"
Answer: Are we late for the lesson?
$500: Identify and fix the error: "Why you are running so fast?"
Answer: Why are you running so fast?
$500: Fix the mistake: "We was very busy last week."
Answer: We were very busy last week.
$500: Correct the error: "Did they went to Dushanbe last Friday?"
Answer: Did they go to Dushanbe last Friday?
$500: Correct the mistake: "They can to speak three languages fluently."
Answer: They can speak three languages fluently.