English grammar worksheet focusing on the verb "to be" with exercises on affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms, sentence construction, and picture-based questions.

Here are the solutions for the exercises on the worksheet.

Write the Verb to be and change to short form

1. I am → I'm
2. You are → You're
3. We are → We're
4. They are → They're
5. He is → He's
6. She is → She's
7. It is → It's

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Write in the correct Verb to be

1. My mother is very busy.
2. Peter and Kate are classmates.
3. Johnny is my brother.
4. The cat is small and black.
5. They are in the classroom.
6. We are at work.
7. Helen and I are sisters.
8. Our teacher is very kind.
9. It is a black bag.
10. You are a doctor.

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Re-arrange the sentence

1. Cindy isn't very busy.
2. She isn't my friend.
3. The dog isn't in the kennel.
4. We aren't at home.
5. My dad isn't at home.
6. My mother isn't housewife. *(Note: Usually "a housewife", but using exact words provided)*
7. She isn't my friend.
8. The teacher isn't angry.
9. The dog isn't in the kennel.

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Look at the pictures and answer the question

*(Based on the visual clues in the images)*

1. Is he a teacher? → No, he isn't. (He looks like a doctor)
2. Are they doctors? → Yes, they are.
3. Is it a parrot? → No, it isn't. (It is a penguin)
4. Are they bears? → No, they aren't. (They are pandas)
5. Is he in the park? → No, he isn't. (He is in a pool/water)
6. Is she a painter? → Yes, she is.
7. Is Ruby on the living room? → No, she isn't. (She is in the kitchen)
8. Is mom in the kitchen? → Yes, she is.
9. Is your dad a painter? → No, he isn't. (He is a pilot)
10. Are the books on the shelf? → Yes, they are.
11. Is the lemon behind the door? → No, it isn't. (It is under the chair/table)