Verb To Be
“She ___ my best friend.”
is
Complete:
“I ___ soccer every weekend.”
play
Complete:
“We ___ a movie last night.”
watched
Complete:
“I ___ very tired yesterday.”
was
Complete:
“She is ___ TV now.”
watching
Choose the correct option:
“They ___ at school .”
are
Choose the correct option:
“She ___ coffee every morning.”
drinks
Choose the correct option:
“She ___ to the beach yesterday.”
went
Complete:
“They ___ at the party last Saturday.”
were
Choose the correct option:
“They ___ basketball right now.”
are playing
Make the sentence negative:
“He is tired.”
He is not (isn’t) tired.
Make the sentence negative:
“They study English.”
They do not (don’t) study English.
Make the sentence negative:
“They played basketball.”
They did not (didn’t) play basketball.
Make the sentence negative:
“She was sick.”
She was not (wasn’t) sick.
Make the sentence negative:
“He is studying.”
He is not (isn’t) studying.
Make a question:
“You are happy.”
Are you happy?
Make a question:
“He works in a hospital.”
Does he work in a hospital?
Make a question:
“You visited your grandmother.”
Did you visit your grandmother?
Make a question:
“They were at home.”
Were they at home?
Make a question:
“You are listening to music.”
Are you listening to music?
Correct the mistake:
“She are my teacher.”
She is my teacher.
Correct the mistake:
“My brother go to school by bus.”
My brother goes to school by bus.
Correct the mistake:
“He buyed a new phone.”
He bought a new phone.
Correct the mistake:
“We was late for class.”
We were late for class.
Correct the mistake:
“She are cooking dinner.”
She is cooking dinner.