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    The document contains exercises using verbs 'to be' including putting in missing words, completing with negative forms, and writing sentences in interrogative form. The exercises cover using am, is, are, isn't, aren't and forming questions.

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    The document contains exercises using verbs 'to be' including putting in missing words, completing with negative forms, and writing sentences in interrogative form. The exercises cover using am, is, are, isn't, aren't and forming questions.

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    The document contains exercises using verbs 'to be' including putting in missing words, completing with negative forms, and writing sentences in interrogative form. The exercises cover using am, is, are, isn't, aren't and forming questions.

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    Exercises with verb To Be I. Put in the missing words: am, is, are.

    1. Good day. How are you? I am fine. And you? I am fine too.

    2. I am you English teacher. Who are you and where are you from? I am James and I am from
    Beira.

    3. How old are you? I am twenty-five years old.

    4. Are you my student? Is he a student as well? Is she from this class?

    5. How many are you in this class? Who are the oldest student in the class?

    II. Complete with the negative forms: isn’t, aren’t, am not.

    1. I am not better than Jerry, but he isn’t the best student of the class.

    2. Julie and Ruth aren't students of the second year. They are in the first year.

    3. My wife and me aren't English speakers.

    4. I think English ___________ a very difficult language, although I _________ a fluent


    speaker.

    5. We __________ supposed to walk in the midnight. It is very dangerous.

    III. Write sentences in the interrogative form. E.g., she is a woman. Is she a woman?

    1. They are all singers. ______________________________________________ ?

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