verb TO BE - Simple Past/Present/Future

...... you cooking?

• is

• am

• are

• x

CHANGE TO NEGATIVE THIS SENTENCE:

HE'S A TEACHER.

• HE IS A TEACHER.

• HE ISN'T A TEACHER.

• SHE ISN'T A TEACHER.

• HE AREN'T A TEACHER

CHANGE THIS SENTENCE TO QUESTION:

WE'RE IN ENGLISH CLASS.

• ARE WE IN ENGLISH CLASS?

• ARE THEY IN ENGLISH CLASS

• ARE WE NOT IN ENGLISH CLASS?

• WE'RE IN ENGLISH CLASS?

What is this?

• It is a notebook
• It is an eraser

• It is a pen

• It is a pencil

We _____ teachers (negative)

• isn't

• am n't

• aren't

• are

It ... (not) Jennifer's party yesterday.

• was

• wasn't

• were

• weren't

Simon...an excellent chef.

• was

• were

• weren't

• wasn't

David was at the museum. (Interrogative)

• Were David at the museum?

• David wasn't at the museum?

• Was David at the museum?

• Weren't David at the museum?

Were Sarah, Megan and Lil in the park last night?

• Yes, they were.

• Yes, they where.

• No, she weren't.

• No, they weren't.

How many students _______ there in the classroom last Friday?

• was

• is

• were

• are