2. Fill in with the correct form of the verb 'to be'. 1. I ______ a girl. 2. You ______ a student. 3. They ______ children. 4. It ______ a dog. 5. We ______ teachers. 6. She ______ an actress. 7. He ______ a doctor. 8. You ______ Peter. 3. Rewrite the sentences in the: a) negative b) interrogative.

Let's work on completing the sentences with the correct form of the verb 'to be.'

I am a girl.
You are a student.
They are children.
It is a dog.
We are teachers.
She is an actress.
He is a doctor.
You are Peter.

Now, let's rewrite these sentences in negative and interrogative forms.
Negative Form:

I am not a girl.
You are not a student.
They are not children.
It is not a dog.
We are not teachers.
She is not an actress.
He is not a doctor.
You are not Peter.

Interrogative Form:

Am I a girl?
Are you a student?
Are they children?
Is it a dog?
Are we teachers?
Is she an actress?
Is he a doctor?
Are you Peter?

In English, to form the negative , we add 'not' after the form of 'to be.' For the interrogative , we switch the subject and the verb 'to be' to form a question.

Answered by LiamAlexanderSmith | 2025-07-22