Susan ________________ American.

Mike and Terry ________________ from England.

She ________________ from China.

We ________________ from Switzerland.

Jim ________________ a student.

They ________________ from Paris.

Sally and I ________________ at home.

You ________________ tennis players.

Ali and you ________________ from Turkey.

What ________________ your name?

________________ your teachers Spanish?

This ________________ my friend, Amy.

Who ________________ she?

________________ you OK?

________________ I right?

We ________________ best friends.

My name ________________ Angela.

________________ we in France?

Rome and Venice ________________ in Italy.

They ........... at home. They ................ at work.

Jane ...................... English. She  ........................ American.

Tom and Jerry .................. animals

Mark ...................... in this class. He ................... in Class C.

I ...................... a football player. I ........................ a basketball player.

We ........................ teachers. We ....................... students.

She ...................... my teacher. She ......................... your teacher.

My sister  ...........................  a university student, but my brother ..................... a student. He is a policeman.

We  ....................... in the same school but we .................................  in the same class.

The cat is grooming ________ fur.

I can't find __________ keys anywhere.

We enjoyed ________ time at the beach.

The students handed in ________ assignments yesterday.

The children played with ________ toys in the living room.

Change the sentence into the negative (-) form:

I’m a tourist.

Change the sentence into the negative (-) form:

You’re Kate and Sally

Change the sentence into the negative (-) form:

Roberto is from Russia.

Change the sentence into the negative (-) form:

My teacher’s American.

Change the sentence into the positive (+) form:

They’re not from Iceland.

Change the sentence into the positive (+) form:

Nikhil and Eva aren’t my friends

Change the sentence into the negative (-) form:

Are we in London?

Change the sentence into the positive (+) form:

I’m not Japanese.

Change the sentence into the positive (+) form:

The teacher isn’t in the classroom.

Change the sentence into the positive (+) form:

Agatha isn't Polish

Change the sentence into the question (?) form:

We’re students.

Change the sentence into the question (?) form:

We’re French.

Change the sentence into the question (?) form:

He’s a teacher.

Change the sentence into the positive (+) form:

Alberto isn’t Mexican.

Change the sentence into the question (?) form:

Bob is a student.