Let's solve this English grammar worksheet step by step. The task is to choose the correct form of the verb
"to be" — either
"am" or
"are" — based on the subject of each sentence.
---
🔹 Key Rule:
- Use
"am" with
"I" (singular, first person).
- Use
"are" with
"we" (plural, first person).
So:
-
I am...
-
We are...
Now let’s go through each sentence:
---
1.
I (am / are) a girl.
✔ I am a girl.
→ "I" takes "am".
2.
I (am / are) a boy.
✔ I am a boy.
→ "I" takes "am".
3.
I (am / are) a good girl.
✔ I am a good girl.
→ Still "I", so "am".
4.
I (am / are) a good boy.
✔ I am a good boy.
→ Again, "I" → "am".
5.
I (am / are) happy.
✔ I am happy.
→ "I" → "am".
6.
We (am / are) pupils.
✔ We are pupils.
→ "We" → "are".
7.
We (am / are) girls.
✔ We are girls.
→ "We" → "are".
8.
We (am / are) friends.
✔ We are friends.
→ "We" → "are".
9.
We (am / are) boys.
✔ We are boys.
→ "We" → "are".
10.
We (am / are) classmates.
✔ We are classmates.
→ "We" → "are".
---
✔ Final Answers:
1. I
am a girl.
2. I
am a boy.
3. I
am a good girl.
4. I
am a good boy.
5. I
am happy.
6. We
are pupils.
7. We
are girls.
8. We
are friends.
9. We
are boys.
10. We
are classmates.
---
📝 Explanation Summary:
-
"I" always goes with
"am".
-
"We" always goes with
"are".
- This is a foundational grammar rule in English for subject-verb agreement.
This worksheet helps kindergarten students practice using the correct form of the verb "to be" with personal pronouns. Great for building early language skills! 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of preschool grammar worksheet.
