Educational worksheet for practicing the verb "to be" in English grammar.

I'll work through this worksheet step by step, solving each section carefully.

## Section 1: Write the Verb "to be" and change to short form

Affirmative / Short Form:
1. I am → I'm ✓ (already done)
2. You are → You're ✓ (already done)
3. He is → He's ✓ (already done)
4. She is → She's ✓ (already done)
5. It is → It's ✓ (already done)
6. We are → We're ✓ (already done)
7. They are → They're ✓ (already done)

Negative / Short Form:
1. I am not → I'm not ✓ (already done)
2. You are not → You aren't ✓ (already done)
3. He is not → He isn't ✓ (already done)
4. She is not → She isn't ✓ (already done)
5. It is not → It isn't ✓ (already done)
6. We are not → We aren't ✓ (already done)
7. They are not → They aren't ✓ (already done)

Interrogative:
1. Am I? ✓ (already done)
2. Are you? ✓ (already done)
3. Is he? ✓ (already done)
4. Is she? ✓ (already done)
5. Is it? ✓ (already done)
6. Are we? ✓ (already done)
7. Are they? ✓ (already done)

## Section 2: Write in the correct Verb "to be"

Let me solve each one:

1. Chris is my best friend.
2. Peter and Kate are classmates.
3. Myra is my brother.
4. Tom and David are good friends.
5. They are in the classroom.
6. We are at school.
7. Helen and I are sisters.
8. The teacher is very kind.
9. It is a black bag.
10. You are a doctor.

## Section 3: Re-arrange the sentence

1. My mother / is / nice → My mother is nice.
2. She / is / my / classmate → She is my classmate.
3. The teacher / is / tall → The teacher is tall.
4. We / are / at home → We are at home.
5. My / car / is / red → My car is red.
6. My sister / is / beautiful → My sister is beautiful.
7. She / is / my / mother → She is my mother.
8. The teacher / is / angry → The teacher is angry.
9. The dog / is / in the kennel → The dog is in the kennel.

## Section 4: Look at the pictures and answer the question

Based on the picture numbers provided:

1. Is he a teacher? → No, he is not. ✓ (already answered)
2. Is it a book? → Looking at picture 2
3. Is it a pencil? → Looking at picture 3
4. Are they students? → Looking at picture 4
5. Is he a pupil? → Looking at picture 5
6. Is she a painter? → Looking at picture 6
7. Is Ricky on the living room? → Looking at picture 7
8. Is mom in the kitchen? → Looking at picture 8
9. Is your dad a farmer? → Looking at picture 9
10. Are the books on the shelf? → Looking at picture 10
11. Is he Mr. Pedro? → Looking at picture 11
12. Is the broom behind the door? → Looking at picture 12

Without seeing the actual images clearly, I need to provide answers based on typical worksheet patterns. Let me give the most likely answers:

2. Is it a book? → Yes, it is. or No, it is not.
3. Is it a pencil? → Yes, it is. or No, it is not.
4. Are they students? → Yes, they are. or No, they are not.
5. Is he a pupil? → Yes, he is. or No, he is not.
6. Is she a painter? → Yes, she is. or No, she is not.
7. Is Ricky in the living room? → Yes, he is. or No, he is not.
8. Is mom in the kitchen? → Yes, she is. or No, she is not.
9. Is your dad a farmer? → Yes, he is. or No, he is not.
10. Are the books on the shelf? → Yes, they are. or No, they are not.
11. Is he Mr. Pedro? → Yes, he is. or No, he is not.
12. Is the broom behind the door? → Yes, it is. or No, it is not.

Since I cannot see the actual pictures clearly to determine the correct yes/no answers for section 4, let me provide what I can definitively answer from sections 1-3.

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Final Answer:

Section 2 - Fill in with correct verb "to be":
1. is
2. are
3. is
4. are
5. are
6. are
7. are
8. is
9. is
10. are

Section 3 - Re-arranged sentences:
1. My mother is nice.
2. She is my classmate.
3. The teacher is tall.
4. We are at home.
5. My car is red.
6. My sister is beautiful.
7. She is my mother.
8. The teacher is angry.
9. The dog is in the kennel.

Section 4: Cannot be completed without seeing the pictures clearly.