To be
She (am/is/are) my friend.
She IS my friend.
He _____ soccer with his friends (play/plays).
He plays soccer with his friends.
I (don't/doesn't) visit my family.
I don't visit my family.
(Do/Does) he lives in this street?
Does he live in this street?
They (am/is/are) very happy today.
They are very happy today
She _______ to work by car (go/goes).
She goes to work by car.
He and She (don't/doesn't) know the answer.
He and She don't know the answer.
(Do/Does) she work here?
Does she work here?
You and I (am/is/are) brothers.
You and I are brothers.
Jane and Suzie _______ pop music (like/likes).
Jane and Suzie like pop music.
She (don't/doesn't) come from Africa.
She doesn't come from Africa.
(Am, Is, Are) you hungry?
Are you hungry?
Carly and Jess (am/is/are) from Mexico.
CArly and Jess are from Mexico.
Sarah and I _______ Australia (love/loves).
Sarah and I love Australia.
Carlos and Fred (don't/doesn't) like tennis.
Carlos and Fred don't like tennis.
(Do/Does) John washes his car every week?
Does John wash his car every week?
(Am/Is/Are) you going to work tonight
Are you going to work tonight?
You and I ______ Chinese (speak/speaks).
You and I speak Chinese.
Clarice (don't/doesn't) work everyday.
Clarice doesn't work everyday.
(Do/Does) Joe and Sally watch television every night?
Do Joe and Sally watch television every night?