Let’s go through each sentence one by one. We need to fill in the blanks with the correct
being verb (is, am, are) and also a suitable form of the main verb that matches the subject.
Remember:
- “I” → use
am
- “He/She/It” or singular nouns → use
is
- “You/We/They” or plural nouns → use
are
Also, for the second blank in each sentence, we need to pick a verb that makes sense with the job/profession shown.
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1. My mother ___ is ___ a doctor. She ___ looks ___ after her patients.
→ Already done as example. Good!
2. They ___ are ___ my teachers. They ___ help ___ me in my studies.
→ “They” = plural → use “are”. Teachers help students → “help” fits.
3. Sneha ___ is ___ a cook. She ___ cooks ___ tasty food.
→ “Sneha” = one person → “is”. Cooks make food → “cooks”.
4. Sudha ___ is ___ a painter. She ___ paints ___ very well.
→ “Sudha” = one person → “is”. Painters paint → “paints”.
5. I ___ am ___ an author. I ___ have ___ written many books.
→ “I” → always use “am”. For past action (“written”), we use “have” (present perfect tense).
6. They all ___ are ___ cricketers. They play very well.
→ “They” = plural → “are”. No second verb needed here — sentence is complete.
7. They ___ are ___ our security guards. They will take ___ care ___ of our house.
→ “They” → “are”. Security guards take care → “take care” is the phrase.
8. I ___ am ___ a drummer. I ___ love ___ to play drums.
→ “I” → “am”. Drummers enjoy playing → “love” works well.
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Final Answer:
1. is, looks
2. are, help
3. is, cooks
4. is, paints
5. am, have
6. are
7. are, care
8. am, love
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of grade 1 grammar worksheet.
