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    NAME: ________________________ DATE: ________________________

    GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
    ‘Be’ Verb … or No ‘Be’ Verb?
    I am I work.
    You are NOUN a student. You work.
    He is ADJECTIVE busy. He works.
    She is VERB + “ING” studying. She VERB works.
    It is PREPOSITION in the class. It works.
    We are We work.
    They are They work.

     Complete each of the sentences below. Decide whether or not to use a ‘be’ verb.

    1. (work) My father _______________________________ in a large office.

    2. (tall) My classmate _______________________________.

    3. (at the library) The students _______________________________.

    4. (a big country) Canada _______________________________.

    5. (know) Richard _______________________________ the answer to the question.

    6. (late) Oh, no! I _______________________________ for class!

    7. (tired) They _______________________________ today.

    8. (live) We _______________________________ in an apartment downtown.

    9. (watching TV) The kids _______________________________.

    10. (a fireman) My uncle _______________________________.

    11. (on the table) Her books _______________________________.

    12. (driving) The taxi driver _______________________________ the passenger.

    13. (studying) I _______________________________ English.

    14. (dangerous) Lions _______________________________.

    15. (eat) Robert _______________________________ breakfast at six o’clock.


    Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. © www.allthingsgrammar.com
    GRAMMAR WORKSHEET* ALL Things Grammar

    Grammar Focus ‘Be’ verb … or No ‘Be’ verb?


    Level Intermediate

    ANSWER KEY
    *Optional extension activity: Change the sentences into negative statements.

    1. My father works in a large office. (Negative: My father doesn’t work in a large office.)
    2. My classmate is tall. (Negative: My classmate isn’t tall.)
    3. The students are at the library. (Negative: The students aren’t at the library.)
    4. Canada is a big country. (Negative: Canada isn’t a big country.)
    5. Richard knows the answer to the question. (Negative: Richard doesn’t know the ….)
    6. Oh, no! I am late for class! (Negative: I’m not late for class!)
    7. They are tired today. (Negative: They aren’t tired today.)
    8. We live in an apartment downtown. (Negative: We don’t live in an apartment…)
    9. The kids are watching TV. (Negative: The kids aren’t watching TV.)
    10. My uncle is a fireman. (Negative: My uncle isn’t a fireman.)
    11. Her books are on the table. (Negative: Her books aren’t on the table.)
    12. The taxi driver is driving the passenger. (Negative: The taxi driver isn’t driving….)
    13. I am studying English. (Negative: I am not studying English.)
    14. Lions are dangerous. (Negative: Lions aren’t dangerous.)
    15. Robert eats breakfast at six o’clock. (Negative: Robert doesn’t eat breakfast ….)

    Grades as
    percentages
    15 / 15 = 100%
    14 / 15 = 93
    13 / 15 = 87
    12 / 15 = 80
    11 / 15 = 73
    10 / 15 = 67
    9 / 15 = 60
    8 / 15 = 53
    7 / 15 = 47
    6 / 15 = 40
    5 / 15 = 33
    4 / 15 = 27
    3 / 15 = 20
    2 / 15 = 13
    1 / 15 = 7
    0 / 15 = 0%

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