Interactive worksheet for practicing the verb "to be" in English, featuring grammar exercises and visual prompts.

Problem Overview:

The image contains a worksheet focusing on the verb "to be" in its various forms (affirmative, negative, interrogative) and short forms. The tasks involve writing the correct form of "to be," rearranging sentences, and answering questions based on pictures.

Solution and Explanation:

#### Part 1: Write the Correct Verb to Be
This section requires filling in the blanks with the appropriate form of the verb "to be."

1. Only I ______ here.
- Answer: am
- Explanation: The subject is "I," so the correct form is "am."

2. Pat and Rose ______ cousins.
- Answer: are
- Explanation: The subject is plural ("Pat and Rose"), so the correct form is "are."

3. You ______ a good student.
- Answer: are
- Explanation: The subject is "you" (singular or plural), so the correct form is "are."

4. We ______ in the classroom.
- Answer: are
- Explanation: The subject is "we" (plural), so the correct form is "are."

5. Police and soldiers ______ important.
- Answer: are
- Explanation: The subject is plural ("Police and soldiers"), so the correct form is "are."

6. My mother ______ a housewife.
- Answer: is
- Explanation: The subject is "my mother" (singular), so the correct form is "is."

7. The dog ______ on the bed.
- Answer: is
- Explanation: The subject is "the dog" (singular), so the correct form is "is."

8. You ______ a doctor.
- Answer: are
- Explanation: The subject is "you" (singular or plural), so the correct form is "are."

#### Part 2: Rearrange the Sentence
This section involves rearranging the given sentences into proper order.

1. She / my / is / mother.
- Answer: She is my mother.
- Explanation: The subject is "she," followed by the verb "is," and then the description "my mother."

2. father / he / is / my.
- Answer: He is my father.
- Explanation: The subject is "he," followed by the verb "is," and then the description "my father."

3. student / you / are / a good.
- Answer: You are a good student.
- Explanation: The subject is "you," followed by the verb "are," and then the description "a good student."

4. in / they / are / the classroom.
- Answer: They are in the classroom.
- Explanation: The subject is "they," followed by the verb "are," and then the location "in the classroom."

5. important / police / are.
- Answer: Police are important.
- Explanation: The subject is "police," followed by the verb "are," and then the description "important."

6. housewife / a / my / is / mother.
- Answer: My mother is a housewife.
- Explanation: The subject is "my mother," followed by the verb "is," and then the description "a housewife."

7. on / the / dog / bed / is.
- Answer: The dog is on the bed.
- Explanation: The subject is "the dog," followed by the verb "is," and then the location "on the bed."

8. doctor / a / you / are.
- Answer: You are a doctor.
- Explanation: The subject is "you," followed by the verb "are," and then the description "a doctor."

#### Part 3: Look at the Picture and Answer the Question
This section involves observing the images and answering yes/no questions using the verb "to be."

1. Is it a horse?
- Answer: No, it isn't.
- Explanation: The picture shows a fish, not a horse.

2. Is it an elephant?
- Answer: No, it isn't.
- Explanation: The picture shows a fish, not an elephant.

3. Is it in the park?
- Answer: Yes, it is.
- Explanation: The picture shows a person in a park-like setting.

4. Is Mona in the living room?
- Answer: Yes, she is.
- Explanation: The picture shows a person (Mona) in a living room.

5. Is it in the kitchen?
- Answer: No, it isn't.
- Explanation: The picture shows a pencil case, but there is no indication that it is in the kitchen.

6. Are the birds on dad?
- Answer: No, they aren't.
- Explanation: The picture shows birds flying, but they are not on dad.

7. Are his eyes closed?
- Answer: Yes, they are.
- Explanation: The picture shows a person with closed eyes.

8. Is the brown behind the door?
- Answer: Yes, it is.
- Explanation: The picture shows a brown object (possibly a bag) behind the door.

Final Answers:

1. Only I am here.
2. Pat and Rose are cousins.
3. You are a good student.
4. We are in the classroom.
5. Police and soldiers are important.
6. My mother is a housewife.
7. The dog is on the bed.
8. You are a doctor.

Rearranged Sentences:
1. She is my mother.
2. He is my father.
3. You are a good student.
4. They are in the classroom.
5. Police are important.
6. My mother is a housewife.
7. The dog is on the bed.
8. You are a doctor.

Picture Questions:
1. No, it isn't.
2. No, it isn't.
3. Yes, it is.
4. Yes, she is.
5. No, it isn't.
6. No, they aren't.
7. Yes, they are.
8. Yes, it is.

Final Boxed Answer:

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