Understanding To Be: Present and Past

Which of the following is the correct present simple form of the verb "to be" for the pronoun "I"?

• are

• am

• is

• be

Choose the correct past simple form of the verb "to be" for the pronoun "they".

• was

• were

• is

• are

Select the correct affirmative sentence using the present simple form of "to be".

• She are happy.

• They is tired.

• He am a student.

• We are friends.

Identify the correct negative sentence using the past simple form of "to be".

• I was not late.

• You were not here.

• She is not at home.

• They are not ready.

Which of the following is the correct interrogative sentence using the present simple form of "to be"?

• Are you coming?

• Was she there?

• Is they ready?

• Were he tired?

Choose the correct contraction for "I am" in the present simple form.

• I'm

• I'am

• I amn't

• I'are

Select the correct contraction for "they are" in the present simple form.

• They're

• They'am

• They is

• They'are

Which of the following is the correct negative sentence using the present simple form of "to be"?

• I amn't tired.

• She isn't happy.

• We aren't going.

• He am not here.

Identify the correct interrogative sentence using the past simple form of "to be".

• Was they at the party?

• Were you asleep?

• Is she coming?

• Are we late?

Choose the correct affirmative sentence using the past simple form of "to be".

• I were at the park.

• They was happy.

• She was a teacher.

• We is tired.