TO BE (+)
He is happy.
James / is / hungry/ ?
Is James hungry?
She (not be) ten.
She isn't ten.
(to be) you hungry now?
Are you hungry now?
They (be) friends.
They are friends.
(be) your mum happy?
Is your mum happy?
My name (not be) Allan.
My name isn't Allan.
(to be) he at home?
Is he at home?
Tom and Mark (be) thirsty.
Tom and Mark are thirsty.
(be) you English ?
Are you Polish?
It (not be) my rubber.
It isn't my rubber.
(to be) our English lesson easy? Yes, (to be).
Is our English lesson easy? Yes, it is.
This pencil case (be) new.
This pencil case is new.
(be) it your dog?
Is it your dog?
I (be not) bored.
I'm not bored.
(to be) your uncle in Brno? No, he (to be). He (to be) in Prague.
Is your uncle in Brno? No, he isn't. He is in Prague.
Mary and I (be) at school.
Mary and I are at school.
(be) I cold?
Am I cold?
Mark and I (not be) excited.
Mark and I aren't excited.
(to be) my brother and I in the living room? Yes, we (to be)
Are my brother and I in the living room? Yes, we are.