Verb to be activities: affirmative, negative and interrogative form

The English language is very important nowadays and is gaining prominence in the market. So, children need to start learning from an early age and school can be fundamental. Therefore, we selected some activities about verb to be. Enjoy each of the tips!

1.Write in the plural:

Remembering that the possessive adjectives my, your … are invariable in the plural.

The. She is my friend.

B. I am a teacher.

ç. I am a student.

d. You are my teacher.

and. She is my sister.

f. He is my brother.

2.Answer each sentence with verb to be in interrogative form.

The. Ben -young-old

Ben young?

No, he is not young.

He is old.

B. Helen-ugly-beautiful

No, she is not ugly.

c.the –car-old-new

It is new.

d. Peter-rich-poor

e.this-book-expensive-cheap

It is cheap.

3. Switch to interrogative form:

The. you are a good boy

B. Your girlfriend is beautiful.

ç. They are rich.

d. She is young.

4.Pass to the negative form.

The. Paul is short.

B. Peter is well today.

ç. My house is beautiful.

d. The teacher is young.

5.Translate the dialog below:

a terrible headache

– Good morning, Mary.

– Good morning, Joseph.

-Are you well today?

-No, I am not well. I am sick.

-What is the matter?

-A terrible headache!

6.Answer in English?

The. pamella

What is your name?

B. Brendow

What is your name?

ç. Paul

What is your name?

d. mary

What is your name?

and. Andrea

What is your name?

7. Make the list using the letters of each expression:

a) Nice to meet you.

b) What is your name?

c) I am July.

d) My name is Jhon.

( ) What is your name?

( )My name is Jhon.

( )Nice to meet you.

( ) I'm July.

8. Order the words and form sentences:

a) your name is What?

b) meet you Nice to.

c.classroom What is your?

d.name is My Peter.

9.Complete with am, is, are:

a) I to student.

b) You a teacher.

c) He's a bad boy.

d) They dentists.

e) she It a cat.

f. He a good boy.

g. She is a good girl.

H. She is my friend.

10. Complete with the pronouns I, we, he, she, it:

a) are students.

b) is a tree.

c) am to teacher.

d) is a dog.

e) are a doctors.