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 are a very intelligent person (+)