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Auxiliary Verbs ( Am , Is , Are ) worksheet - Free Printable

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Let's solve this grammar exercise step by step. The task is to fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb "to be" — either am, is, or are — depending on the subject of each sentence.

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🔤 Rules for using "am", "is", and "are":


- am → used with I
- is → used with he, she, it, or singular nouns
- are → used with you, we, they, or plural nouns

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Now, let’s go through each sentence:

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1. She ………… my friend.
- Subject: She (singular) → use is
She is my friend.

2. Ahmad and Ikmal ………… walking to school.
- Subject: Ahmad and Ikmal (two people = plural) → use are
Ahmad and Ikmal are walking to school.

3. I ………… Zainal.
- Subject: I → use am
I am Zainal.

4. He ………… sitting on the yellow chair.
- Subject: He (singular) → use is
He is sitting on the yellow chair.

5. They ………… arranging the books at the bookshelf.
- Subject: They (plural) → use are
They are arranging the books at the bookshelf.

6. We ………… having a breakfast at 8 o’clock.
- Subject: We (plural) → use are
We are having a breakfast at 8 o’clock.
*(Note: "a breakfast" is unusual; usually we say "breakfast" without "a", but grammatically the verb is correct.)*

7. Marini ………… cleaning her bedroom.
- Subject: Marini (singular person) → use is
Marini is cleaning her bedroom.

8. Azim and Risya ………… getting married next month.
- Subject: Azim and Risya (two people = plural) → use are
Azim and Risya are getting married next month.

9. We ………… from Amanah. He ………… Hazama and I ………… Junaidah.
- First blank: We → use are
- Second blank: He → use is
- Third blank: I → use am
We are from Amanah. He is Hazama and I am Junaidah.

10. They ………… watching television with their parents.
- Subject: They (plural) → use are
They are watching television with their parents.

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Final Answers:


1. is
2. are
3. am
4. is
5. are
6. are
7. is
8. are
9. are, is, am
10. are

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📝 Summary Table:



| Sentence | Correct Answer |
|--------|----------------|
| 1. She ______ my friend. | is |
| 2. Ahmad and Ikmal ______ walking to school. | are |
| 3. I ______ Zainal. | am |
| 4. He ______ sitting on the yellow chair. | is |
| 5. They ______ arranging the books... | are |
| 6. We ______ having breakfast... | are |
| 7. Marini ______ cleaning her bedroom. | is |
| 8. Azim and Risya ______ getting married... | are |
| 9. We ______ from Amanah. He ______ Hazama and I ______ Junaidah. | are, is, am |
| 10. They ______ watching TV... | are |

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