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    Complete The Sentences With The Forms of The Verb TO BE. (Am, Are, Is) - Then Write Negative Sentences

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    The document contains exercises to practice using forms of the verb "to be" including affirmative and negative sentences. The first exercise has students complete sentences with "am", "are" or "is" and then write negative versions of the sentences. The second matches questions with answers using forms of "to be". The third has students complete a dialogue with expressions including asking for and giving names.

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    Complete The Sentences With The Forms of The Verb TO BE. (Am, Are, Is) - Then Write Negative Sentences

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    The document contains exercises to practice using forms of the verb "to be" including affirmative and negative sentences. The first exercise has students complete sentences with "am", "are" or "is" and then write negative versions of the sentences. The second matches questions with answers using forms of "to be". The third has students complete a dialogue with expressions including asking for and giving names.

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    The document contains exercises to practice using forms of the verb "to be" including affirmative and negative sentences. The first exercise has students complete sentences with "am", "are" or "is" and then write negative versions of the sentences. The second matches questions with answers using forms of "to be". The third has students complete a dialogue with expressions including asking for and giving names.

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    Complete The Sentences With The Forms of The Verb TO BE. (Am, Are, Is) - Then Write Negative Sentences

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    3. Complete the sentences with the forms of the verb TO BE. ( am, are,is ).

    Then write
    negative sentences.
    1. My mum …………… a teacher. / ………………………………………………
    2. You …………….. my friend. / ………………………………………………….
    3. They …………….. at home. / ……………………………………………………
    4. She ………………… Spanish. / …………………………………………………
    5. My uncle ………… a pilot. / …………………………………………
    6. My grandparents ……… in Italy. / …………………………………
    7. I …………… American. / ……………………………………………
    8. We ………… in the USA. / ………………………………………………
    9. He ………………… your dad. / …………………………………………………
    10. Your sister …………… 16. / ……………………………………………………

    4. Match the questions with the answers.


    1. Where is the park? A. It`s on Wednesday.
    2. What`s the time? B. It`s Oliver.
    3. How old is your sister? C. It`s near my house.
    4. When`s the English test? D. It`s six o`clock.
    5.Which is your T-shirt? E. It`s the blue T-shirt.
    6. Who is your brother? F. She`s 8.

    5. Complete the dialogue with the expressions below.


    Hi,Peter. What`s your name?
    this is my friend. I`m Sarah.
    Jake: Hello!
    Sarah: Hi!
    Jake: I`m Jake. 1) ………………………………………………….
    Sarah: 2) ………………………………………………..- Sarah Smith.
    Jake: And 3) ……………………………………., Peter.
    Peter: Hello, Sarah.
    Sarah:4) ……………………….

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