Sure! Let’s solve this “Verb to Be” worksheet step by step. The worksheet has three sections:
C. Complete with am, is, are,
B. Write these sentences in the negative, and
C. Answer the questions (based on the pictures and ages given).
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✔ SECTION C: Complete with
am, is, are
We use:
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am → with
I
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is → with
he, she, it, singular nouns
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are → with
you, we, they, plural nouns
Let’s fill in each blank:
1. Mark
is a student. → *Mark = he → is*
2. Susan
is an American student. → *Susan = she → is*
3. My pet dog
is dark brown. → *dog = it → is*
4. My friend and I
are tall and thin. → *“My friend and I” = we → are*
5. Those monkeys
are on the trees. → *monkeys = plural → are*
6. This bike
is pink. → *bike = singular → is*
7. My parents
are Brazilian. → *parents = plural → are*
8. My aunt
is a doctor. → *aunt = singular → is*
9. I
am a Portuguese teacher. → *I → am*
10. You
are my favourite actress. → *You → are*
11. Dogs
are clever. → *Dogs = plural → are*
✔ Answers for Section C:
1. is
2. is
3. is
4. are
5. are
6. is
7. are
8. is
9. am
10. are
11. are
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✔ SECTION B: Write these sentences in the
negative
To make a sentence negative with “to be”, we add
not after the verb:
- I am → I am
not
- He/She/It is → He/She/It is
not (or isn’t)
- We/You/They are → We/You/They are
not (or aren’t)
Let’s rewrite each sentence negatively:
1. Carl
is not my friend. *(or Carl isn’t my friend)*
2. Marge
is not fat. *(or Marge isn’t fat)*
3. My ball
is not pink. *(or My ball isn’t pink)*
4. My grandparents
are not very old. *(or My grandparents aren’t very old)*
5. These pencils
are not new. *(or These pencils aren’t new)*
6. I
am not a king.
7. Cats
are not wild animals. *(or Cats aren’t wild animals)*
8. You
are not a man. You’re a boy. *(or You aren’t a man...)*
9. Bears
are not orange. *(or Bears aren’t orange)*
10. My books
are not red. *(or My books aren’t red)*
11. My sister and I
are not at home. *(or My sister and I aren’t at home)*
✔ Answers for Section B (Negative Forms):
1. Carl is not my friend.
2. Marge is not fat.
3. My ball is not pink.
4. My grandparents are not very old.
5. These pencils are not new.
6. I am not a king.
7. Cats are not wild animals.
8. You are not a man. You’re a boy.
9. Bears are not orange.
10. My books are not red.
11. My sister and I are not at home.
*(Note: Contractions like “isn’t” or “aren’t” are also correct, but since the worksheet doesn’t specify, full forms are safer for beginners.)*
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✔ SECTION C: Answer the questions (Based on the images and ages)
The images show 6 people with their names and ages:
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MARGE - 12
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MARK - 7
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KATE - 12
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SAM - 19
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LYN - 18
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TIM - 19
Now answer the questions:
1.
How old is Marge? → Marge is
12.
2.
How old are Kate and Marge? → Both are
12 → So,
They are 12 years old.
3.
How old is Lyn? → Lyn is
18.
4.
How old are Tim and Sam? → Both are
19 → So,
They are 19 years old.
5.
And you? How old are you? → This is personal! Since I’m an AI, I don’t have an age — but students should write their own age here. Example:
I am 10 years old. (or whatever their age is)
✔ Answers for Section C:
1. Marge is 12 years old.
2. Kate and Marge are 12 years old.
3. Lyn is 18 years old.
4. Tim and Sam are 19 years old.
5. *(Student writes their own age)* Example: I am 10 years old.
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## 🎯 Final Summary
You’ve now completed all parts of the worksheet correctly!
✔ Section C (Complete with am/is/are) – All filled with correct forms.
✔ Section B (Negative sentences) – All turned into negatives using “not”.
✔ Section C (Answer questions) – Used the picture clues to give correct ages.
Great job practicing the verb “to be” in affirmative, negative, and question forms! 😊📚
Let me know if you want to print this out or need a version with answers filled in!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of to be verb worksheet.