Am/Is/Are
Fill in the blank with the affirmative:
My sister ____ happy.
My sister is happy.
Answer the question using Yes/No + the details from the question, and using contractions when possible:
Is today March 3rd?
No, today isn't March 3rd.
Describe your desk with the correct be verb + a preposition.
My desk is . . .
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Fill in the blank with the negative, using contractions when possible:
Clara and Steve _______ married.
Clara and Steve aren't married.
Answer the question using Yes/No + the details from the question, and using contractions when possible:
Are pumpkins usually used as Christmas decorations?
No, pumpkins aren't usually used as Christmas decorations.
Describe your shoes with the correct be verb + a preposition.
My shoes are ...
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Fill in the blank with the affirmative:
The class ______ studying for their test.
The class is studying for their test.
Fill in the blank:
"Why are ____ shoes on my bed?" she asked from across the room.
"Why are those shoes on my bed?" she asked from across the room.
Describe your classmates with the correct be verb + a preposition
My classmates are . . .
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Fill in the blank using contractions and subject pronouns when possible:
A: ______ our test?
B: _____ next week!
A: When's our test?
B: It's next week!
Answer the question using Yes/No + the details from the question. Use contractions when possible.
Is Ms Emily your teacher for Grammar?
Yes, Ms Emily's my/our teacher for Grammar.
Describe Korea in relation to Australia with the correct be verb + a preposition
Korea is . . . Australia.
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Fill in the blank using contractions and subject pronouns when possible:
A: _____ unit ___ our test about?
B: ____ about Unit 1.
A: What unit is our test about?
B: It's about Unit 1.
Fill in the blank:
"Who put ______ snake in my boot?" asked Woody, shaking his leg to try and get it out.
"Who put this snake in my boot?" asked Woody, shaking his leg to try and get it out.
Describe the pencilcase of the person sitting next to you using a subject pronoun + the correct be verb + a preposition.
It is . . .
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