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present tense of the verb "to be" in English. The worksheet includes various exercises involving affirmations, fill-in-the-blank sentences, and pictures to help learners practice using "am," "is," and "are" correctly.
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Worksheet Title: The Verb 'to be' (Present Tense)
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Part 1: Affirmation Table
This section shows the conjugation of the verb "to be" in the present tense:
| Subject | Form of 'to be' |
|--------|------------------|
| I | am |
| You | are |
| He | is |
| She | is |
| It | is |
| We | are |
| They | are |
✔ This table helps students remember the correct form for each subject.
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Part 2: Fill in the gaps using the correct form of the verb 'to be'
Here are the sentences with blanks to complete:
1. I
am hungry.
2. She
is playing football.
3. You
are in the classroom.
4. He
is writing.
5. They
are reading.
6. We
are playing a game.
7. It
is a sunny day.
✔ These sentences use the correct forms based on the subject:
- "I" → "am"
- "She/He/It" → "is"
- "You/We/They" → "are"
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Part 3: Picture-Based Sentences
Now let’s analyze the pictures and write correct sentences using the verb "to be".
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Picture 1: A boy running with a soccer ball under rain
- Sentence:
It is raining.
- Explanation: "It" refers to the weather, and "is" is used because "it" takes "is" in the present tense.
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Picture 2: Two children sitting and reading a book together
- Sentence:
They are reading a book.
- Explanation: "They" = plural → "are"
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Picture 3: Three children walking
- Sentence:
They are walking.
- Explanation: Again, "they" → "are"
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Picture 4: A person standing near a classroom
- Sentence:
He is in the classroom.
- Or:
She is in the classroom. (depending on gender)
- Explanation: "He/She" → "is"
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✔ Final Answers Summary:
1. I
am hungry.
2. She
is playing football.
3. You
are in the classroom.
4. He
is writing.
5. They
are reading.
6. We
are playing a game.
7. It
is a sunny day.
Pictures:
- Rainy scene:
It is raining.
- Children reading:
They are reading.
- Children walking:
They are walking.
- Person in classroom:
He/She is in the classroom.
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🔍 Tips for Learning:
- Remember:
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I am,
You are,
He/She/It is,
We/They are
- Use "is" for singular subjects (he, she, it, one person), "are" for plural (you, we, they, two or more people).
- In descriptions of weather or time: "It is raining," "It is sunny."
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