Let’s go through each sentence and pick the correct word. We’re choosing between two options — like “is” or “are”, “her” or “my”, etc. — based on grammar rules (like subject-verb agreement and pronoun use).
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1.
What is / are your name?
→ “Name” is singular, so we use “is”.
✔ Correct:
is
2.
Her / My name is Carlos.
→ Carlos is a boy’s name, and if *he* is introducing himself, he’d say “My name is Carlos.” But wait — the next line says “Her / His name is Paula.” So this is likely two different people. Since Carlos is male, and the speaker is talking about themselves, it should be “My name is Carlos.”
✔ Correct:
My
3.
How old are / is he?
→ “He” is singular → use “is”
✔ Correct:
is
4.
I is / am 8 years old.
→ With “I”, we always use “am”
✔ Correct:
am
5.
I / She is 10 years old.
→ The previous line was “I am 8 years old” — now this is probably talking about someone else. If it’s “She”, then “She is 10 years old” makes sense. Also, “I is” is wrong. So between “I” and “She”, only “She” works with “is” here.
✔ Correct:
She
6.
I is / am from Colombia
→ Again, with “I”, we use “am”
✔ Correct:
am
7.
Where does you / he live?
→ “Does” is used with he/she/it. “You” takes “do”. So “Where does he live?” is correct.
✔ Correct:
he
8.
Where are / is you from?
→ “You” always takes “are”
✔ Correct:
are
9.
How old are / is you?
→ Again, “you” → “are”
✔ Correct:
are
10.
She lives / live in Tunjuelito.
→ “She” is third person singular → verb gets -s → “lives”
✔ Correct:
lives
11.
He live / lives in Canada.
→ Same as above → “lives”
✔ Correct:
lives
12.
Where is / are she from?
→ “She” → “is”
✔ Correct:
is
13.
She is / are from Medellin.
→ “She” → “is”
✔ Correct:
is
14.
Where does / do she live?
→ “She” → “does”
✔ Correct:
does
15.
What is / are their names?
→ “Names” is plural → “are”
✔ Correct:
are
16.
Their names is / are Ana and Andy.
→ “Names” is plural → “are”
✔ Correct:
are
17.
What is / are his name?
→ “Name” is singular → “is”
✔ Correct:
is
18.
His / your name is Nicolas.
→ If someone is telling you that *your* name is Nicolas, it would be “Your name is Nicolas.” But if they’re saying *his* name is Nicolas, then “His name is Nicolas.” Looking at context — previous line was “What is his name?” — so this is answering that. So it should be “His name is Nicolas.”
✔ Correct:
His
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Final Answer:
is, My, is, am, She, am, he, are, are, lives, lives, is, is, does, are, are, is, His
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable worksheets introduce yourself.
