Mastering the Verb 'To Be'

Which of the following sentences is in the affirmative form of 'to be'?

• She is not happy.

• They are playing soccer.

• Are you coming to the party?

• He isn't at home.

Identify the negative form of 'to be' in the following sentence: "I am not going to the market."

• I am going to the market.

• I am not going to the market.

• Am I going to the market?

• I going to the market.

Choose the correct interrogative form of 'to be' for the sentence: "You are a student."

• Are you a student?

• You are a student?

• Is you a student?

• You is a student?

Which of the following is a contraction of 'to be'?

• I am

• I is

• I'm

• I are

Select the sentence that correctly demonstrates subject-verb agreement with 'to be'.

• They is going to the park.

• She are reading a book.

• We are having dinner.

• He am watching TV.

Identify the common mistake in the following sentence: "He are a good player."

• He is a good player.

• He am a good player.

• He be a good player.

• He are a good player.

Which sentence is in the affirmative form of 'to be'?

• Is she your sister?

• They are not here.

• We are friends.

• Aren't you tired?

Convert the following sentence to its negative form: "She is a teacher."

• She is not a teacher.

• She not is a teacher.

• She isn't teacher.

• She are not a teacher.

What is the correct interrogative form of 'to be' for the sentence: "They are ready."

• Are they ready?

• They are ready?

• Is they ready?

• Ready are they?

Which of the following is a contraction of 'to be'?

• They are

• They's

• They're

• They am