Affirmative form of the verb to be

Assessment 1 p10

1. 
   Fill in the blanks with the correct affirmative form of the verb to be:
   

Example: He is in his room now.

1. 
   Paul _______is___ a new student.
   
2. 
   Susan and I _____are__ at the same school.
   
3. 
   Linda _____is___ from England.
   
4. 
   The children _____are_____ in class.
   
5. 
   You and Tom ____are_____ nice.
   
6. 
   The cat ____is______ in the kitchen.
   
7. 
   The pencils _____are_____ on the desk.
   
8. 
   My father ____is_____ a lawyer.
   
9. 
   Mrs. Brown ____is______ a doctor.
   
10. 
    Jim and Mary _______are___ with Paul.
    

2. 
   Fill in the blanks with the correct negative form of the verb to be:
   

Example: I am not from France.

11. 
    Tony ______is not_____ from France.
    
12. 
    The baby _____is not_____ in its cradle.
    
13. 
    The Smiths ____are not______ on holiday.
    
14. 
    Peter and I ______are not____ at the cinema.
    
15. 
    Charles ____is not______ at home.
    
16. 
    My dog and my cat ____are not____ friends.
    
17. 
    Carol and you __are not_______ twelve.
    
18. 
    His name ______is not_______ Terry.
    
19. 
    These houses __are not_________ new.
    
20. 
    Dave ___is not____ with his brother.
    

3. 
   Write affirmative (+) or negative (-) sentences. Use the verb to be:
   

Example: My parents aren’t in New York (-)

21. 
    The nurse ____is_____ in hospital (+)
    
22. 
    My favorite subjects ___are______ art and Physical Exercises. (+)
    
23. 
    You and Sam __aren't______ in my class (-)
    
24. 
    The new teacher _is_______ very nice (+)
    
25. 
    Bob and I ___are______ good students (+)
    
26. 
    My brothers _aren't_______ at University (-)
    
27. 
    Dan and you __are_____ from Madrid (+)
    
28. 
    I ___am not______ American (-)
    
29. 
    John and I __are________ British (+)
    
30. 
    Our math’s teacher __is______ a very intelligent person (+)