Assessment: Verb To Be

Form a affirmative sentence with the verb to be for 'I'.

• I be student.

• I am an athlete.

• I is a driver.

• I are a athlete.

Form a affirmative sentence with the verb to be for 'they'.

• They is waiters.

• They are gardeners.

• They am a florist.

• They be actors.

Form a negative sentence with the verb to be for 'she'.

• She are not singers.

• She be not baker.

• She is a secretary.

• She is not a professor.

Form a negative sentence with the verb to be for 'we'.

• We are grocery clerks.

• We are not electricians.

• We is not students.

Make a question with the verb to be for 'you'.

• Are you Marta's Boss?

• They are you a driver?

• Am you a scientist?

• Is you a pilot?

Make a question with the verb to be for 'he'.

• Is he a classmate?

• Are they friends?

• Is are he your neighbor?

• Are you a tour guide?

Give a short affirmative answer with the verb to be for the next question: Are they your classmates?

• Yes, they are.

• No, we are they

• No, we is not

Give a short affirmative answer with the verb to be for the next question: Are you English students?

• Yes, we are.

• No, you is not.

• Yes, you is.

• No, you are not.

Use the verb 'to be' with the pronoun 'it' in an affirmative sentence.

• It is a new smartphone.

• It be a book.

• It am a house.

• It are a restaurant.

Use the verb 'to be' with the pronoun 'you' in a negative sentence.

• You is not a football player.

• You are not from Quito.

• You be not singer.

• You am not lawyer.