English Club

I ......... a student's at UPTD SMP N 28 Barru

• am

• are

• is

• was

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'am' because it agrees with the subject 'I'. In English, 'I am' is the proper form for stating one's identity or status, while 'are', 'is', and 'was' do not fit this context.

She ......... a teacher at UPTD SMP N 28 Barru

• am

• are

• is

• was

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'is' because it agrees with the singular subject 'She'. 'Is' is the present tense form of the verb 'to be' used for third-person singular subjects.

They ......... students in the same class

• am

• are

• is

• were

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'are' because it agrees with the plural noun 'students'. 'Am' and 'is' are singular forms, while 'were' indicates past tense, which is not appropriate here.

He ......... the principal of UPTD SMP N 28 Barru

• am

• are

• is

• was

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'is' because it agrees with the singular subject 'He' and indicates a current state of being. 'Am' and 'are' do not fit the subject, while 'was' indicates a past state.

I am a teacher.

Answer explanation

The statement 'I am a teacher' clearly identifies the speaker's profession, confirming their role in education. This straightforward declaration indicates their primary occupation.

My Father (a)   a police.

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'is' because the sentence should read 'My Father is a police officer.' The verb 'is' correctly links the subject 'My Father' to the predicate, indicating his profession.

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We ......... friends at UPTD SMP N 28 Barru

• am

• are

• is

• was

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'are' because it agrees with the plural subject 'friends'. The sentence indicates a current state of being, which requires the present tense form 'are' for plural nouns.

She ......... in the library every afternoon

• am

• are

• is

• was

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'is' because it agrees with the singular subject 'She' and indicates a present action. The sentence describes a habitual action occurring every afternoon.

They ......... excited about the upcoming event

• am

• are

• is

• were

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'are' because it agrees with the plural subject 'They'. 'Am' and 'is' are singular forms, while 'were' indicates past tense, which is not appropriate here.