To be verbs – English Grammar Test for A2
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2 She is my friend. → (Negative / Question)
3 They are in the classroom. → (Negative / Question)
4 We are late. → (Negative / Question)
5 He is a good student. → (Negative / Question)
6 It is cold today. → (Negative / Question)
7 You are from Spain. → (Negative / Question)
8 My father is at home. → (Negative / Question)
9 They are my cousins. → (Negative / Question)
10 This is a big city. → (Negative / Question)
11 I was tired yesterday. → (Negative / Question)
12 She was at the park yesterday. → (Negative / Question)
13 We were very busy. → (Negative / Question)
14 They were in London last year. → (Negative / Question)
15 He was at school yesterday morning. → (Negative / Question)
16 The movie was interesting. → (Negative / Question)
17 The children were happy. → (Negative / Question)
18 You were late yesterday. → (Negative / Question)
19 My parents were teachers. → (Negative / Question)
20 It was sunny yesterday. → (Negative / Question)
21 The bag was expensive. → (Negative / Question)
22 We were at the party. → (Negative / Question)
23 She was in her room. → (Negative / Question)
24 The students were in the library. → (Negative / Question)
25 He was very tall. → (Negative / Question)
26 They were my best friends. → (Negative / Question)
27 I was happy yesterday. → (Negative / Question)
28 The house was new. → (Negative / Question)
29 You were in class this morning. → (Negative / Question)
30 The lesson was easy. → (Negative / Question)
Answer
1 I am not hungry. / Am I hungry? – “Am” with I.
2 She isn’t my friend. / Is she my friend? – “Is” with she.
3 They aren’t in the classroom. / Are they in the classroom? – “Are” with plural.
4 We aren’t late. / Are we late? – Present plural.
5 He isn’t a good student. / Is he a good student? – Singular present.
6 It isn’t cold today. / Is it cold today? – Singular present.
7 You aren’t from Spain. / Are you from Spain? – “You” takes “are.”
8 My father isn’t at home. / Is my father at home? – Singular subject.
9 They aren’t my cousins. / Are they my cousins? – Plural.
10 This isn’t a big city. / Is this a big city? – Singular subject.
11 I wasn’t tired yesterday. / Was I tired yesterday? – Past first person.
12 She wasn’t at the park yesterday. / Was she at the park yesterday? – Past singular.
13 We weren’t very busy. / Were we very busy? – Past plural.
14 They weren’t in London last year. / Were they in London last year? – Past plural.
15 He wasn’t at school yesterday morning. / Was he at school yesterday morning? – Past singular.
16 The movie wasn’t interesting. / Was the movie interesting? – Past singular.
17 The children weren’t happy. / Were the children happy? – Past plural.
18 You weren’t late yesterday. / Were you late yesterday? – Past “you.”
19 My parents weren’t teachers. / Were my parents teachers? – Past plural.
20 It wasn’t sunny yesterday. / Was it sunny yesterday? – Past singular.
21 The bag wasn’t expensive. / Was the bag expensive? – Past singular.
22 We weren’t at the party. / Were we at the party? – Past plural.
23 She wasn’t in her room. / Was she in her room? – Past singular.
24 The students weren’t in the library. / Were the students in the library? – Past plural.
25 He wasn’t very tall. / Was he very tall? – Past singular.
26 They weren’t my best friends. / Were they my best friends? – Past plural.
27 I wasn’t happy yesterday. / Was I happy yesterday? – Past singular.
28 The house wasn’t new. / Was the house new? – Past singular.
29 You weren’t in class this morning. / Were you in class this morning? – Past “you.”
30 The lesson wasn’t easy. / Was the lesson easy? – Past singular.