Verb To Be - Am Is Are

If a sentence doesn't have a main verb, we use the verb "to be" as an auxiliary verb.

Subject Explanations:
Verb To Be (with exercise 1) - Verb to Be Exercise 1 Video
To Be Simple Past
Verb To Be Tenses Chart

Subject Exercises:
Verb To Be (with exercise 1) - Verb to Be Exercise 1 Video
Verb to Be Exercise 2 - Verb to Be Exercise 2 Video
Am / Is / Are Exercise 3
Am / Is / Are Exercise 4
Am Is Are / Was Were Exercises
Am Is Are Was Were Exercises 2

Video Quizzes:
AM / IS / ARE Video Quiz 1 - AM / IS / ARE Beginners Video Quiz 1

Drag and Drop Exercises:
Am-Is-Are Drag and Drop Exercise 1 / 2

Try the Subject Video Exercise


Present Tense Verb To Be Table


Positive FormQuestion FormNegative FormNegative Question
I am smart.Am I smart?I am not smart.Am I not smart?
Aren't I smart?
You are smart.Are you smart?You are not/aren't smart.Are you not smart?
Aren't you smart?
He is smart.Is he smart?He is not/isn't smart.Is he not smart?
Isn't he smart?
She is smart.Is she smart?She is not/isn't smart.Is she not smart?
Isn't she smart?
It is smart.Is it smart?It is not/isn't smart.Is it not smart?
Isn't it smart?
We are smart.Are we smart?We are not/aren't smart.Are we not smart?
Aren't we smart?
You are smart.Are you smart?You are not/aren't smart.Are you not smart?
Aren't you smart?
They are smart.Are they smart?They are not/aren't smart.Are they not smart?
Aren't they smart?

Verb To Be Exercise


Fill in the blanks with am, is, are.

1. Tom a carpenter.

2. Terry and Linda from Armenia.

3. Jack a famous movie star.

4. Derek and Peter police officers?

5. BMW an expensive car brand.

6. Alan's friends doctors.

7. We at home.

8. I a diligent student.

9. They my friend's cousins.

10. Mr Jackson a pianist.

11. Daniel and Ryan mechanical engineers.

12. they soldiers?

13. His shoes new.

14. you the boss?

15. Judy beautiful?

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