Verb To Be Worksheets | Games4esl - Free Printable

Explanation:
We need to fill in each blank with the correct form of the verb “to be” in the present tense: am, is, or are.

Let’s go one by one and remember the rules:

- I → use am
- He / She / It → use is
- You / We / They → use are

Now solve each sentence:

1. I ( ___ ) a student.
→ Subject is I → am

2. He ( ___ ) hungry.
→ Subject is He → is

3. She ( ___ ) happy.
→ Subject is She → is

4. We ( ___ ) late.
→ Subject is We → are

5. They ( ___ ) from England.
→ Subject is They → are

6. It ( ___ ) very cold today.
→ Subject is It → is

7. She ( ___ ) in the living room.
→ Subject is She → is

8. We ( ___ ) playing computer games.
→ Subject is We → are
(Note: “are playing” is present continuous, but the verb *to be* part is still are.)

9. He ( ___ ) watching TV.
→ Subject is He → is

10. I ( ___ ) not feeling well.
→ Subject is I → am

11. It ( ___ ) a tiger.
→ Subject is It → is

12. I ( ___ ) 24 years old.
→ Subject is I → am

13. She ( ___ ) from France.
→ Subject is She → is

14. We ( ___ ) friends.
→ Subject is We → are

15. You ( ___ ) a teacher.
→ Subject is You → are

16. He ( ___ ) late.
→ Subject is He → is

17. I ( ___ ) very thirsty.
→ Subject is I → am

18. She ( ___ ) Spanish.
→ This means “She speaks Spanish” or “She is Spanish” — either way, subject is She, so is
(Grammatically, “She is Spanish” = nationality; correct.)

19. It ( ___ ) so hot.
→ Subject is It → is

20. Chris ( ___ ) 20 today.
→ Chris is a person (singular, third person) → is

Let me double-check all:
1. am
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11. is
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17. am
18. is
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20. is

All match the subject–verb agreement rules.

Final Answer:
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