Verb TO BE - Exercise 1

Choose the correct form of the verb to be: am, is or are.

1. My sister a nurse at the city hospital. 2. I from Granada, in the south of Spain. 3. Emma and John at the cinema this evening. 4. You very good at maths. 5. It quite cold today, so take a coat. 6. We ready to start the lesson. 7. My parents on holiday in Portugal. 8. The film three hours long. 9. Sarah and I in the same English class. 10. Your keys on the kitchen table.

Verb TO BE - Exercise 2

Complete the sentences with the negative or interrogative form of the verb to be in the present.

1. I (not / be) hungry, thank you. 2. (be) you a student at this school? 3. She (not / be) at home right now. 4. (be) your brothers older than you? 5. They (not / be) very happy with the hotel. 6. (be) it cold outside? 7. We (not / be) ready yet. 8. (be) Emma and Sarah in your class? 9. This (not / be) my bag. 10. (be) I late for the meeting?

Verb TO BE - Exercise 3

Complete the sentences with the past form of the verb to be: was, were, wasn't or weren't.

1. Last summer we (be) in Italy for two weeks. 2. The concert (not / be) as good as I expected. 3. (be) you at home yesterday evening? 4. My grandparents (be) born in a small village near Seville. 5. The weather (not / be) very good last weekend. 6. (be) the exam difficult? 7. Sarah and Emma (be) late for the meeting this morning. 8. I (not / be) very well last week. 9. The children (not / be) in the garden when I arrived. 10. It (be) my birthday last Tuesday.