Verb to be worksheet for practicing correct usage of "am," "is," and "are" in sentences.

Let's solve the "Verb to be Worksheet" step by step.

The goal is to fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb "to be" (am, is, are) based on the subject of each sentence. The chart on the right gives us the correct forms:

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

Now let’s go through each sentence one by one.

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1. He ____ playing.
- Subject: *He* → uses is
✔ He is playing.

2. They ____ studying.
- Subject: *They* → uses are
✔ They are studying.

3. It ____ a cat.
- Subject: *It* → uses is
✔ It is a cat.

4. We ____ family.
- Subject: *We* → uses are
✔ We are family.

5. You ____ a good boy.
- Subject: *You* → uses are
✔ You are a good boy.

6. I ____ a student.
- Subject: *I* → uses am
✔ I am a student.

7. She ____ a singer.
- Subject: *She* → uses is
✔ She is a singer.

8. It ____ cold.
- Subject: *It* → uses is
✔ It is cold.

9. They ____ laughing.
- Subject: *They* → uses are
✔ They are laughing.

10. He ____ driving the car.
- Subject: *He* → uses is
✔ He is driving the car.

11. We ____ going to the mall.
- Subject: *We* → uses are
✔ We are going to the mall.

12. It ____ cool!
- Subject: *It* → uses is
✔ It is cool!

13. She ____ reading the book.
- Subject: *She* → uses is
✔ She is reading the book.

14. I ____ a carpenter.
- Subject: *I* → uses am
✔ I am a carpenter.

15. They ____ clowns.
- Subject: *They* → uses are
✔ They are clowns.

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✔ Final Answers:

1. He is playing.
2. They are studying.
3. It is a cat.
4. We are family.
5. You are a good boy.
6. I am a student.
7. She is a singer.
8. It is cold.
9. They are laughing.
10. He is driving the car.
11. We are going to the mall.
12. It is cool!
13. She is reading the book.
14. I am a carpenter.
15. They are clowns.

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📝 Explanation:

The verb "to be" changes depending on the subject:
- Use am only with I
- Use is with he, she, it
- Use are with you, we, they

This worksheet practices present continuous tense (e.g., "He is playing") and simple present (e.g., "She is a singer"), both using the verb "to be".

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