Question

Complete the sentences. use (am/is/are)

1) He______in the garden.
2) They______at the school.
3) I_______a good student.
4) Marie______police officer.
5) You_______10 years old.
6) The dog______in the box.
7) We_______in the car.
8) She_______my sister.

Answer 1

Here are the completed sentences:

1. He is in the garden.
2. They are at the school.
3. I am a good student.
4. Marie is a police officer.
5. You are 10 years old.
6. The dog is in the box.
7. We are in the car.
8. She is my sister.

To determine which form of the verb 'to be' to use (am, is or are), we look at the subject of the sentence:

• For 'he', 'she' or 'it', we use 'is'
• e.g. He is in the garden. She is my sister.
• For 'I' or 'you', we use 'am' or 'are'
• e.g. I am a good student. You are 10 years old.
• For subjects in plural form (they, we), we use 'are'
• e.g. They are at the school. We are in the car.

Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Answer 2

He is in the garden.

They are at the school.

I am a good student.

Marie is a police officer.

You are 10 years old.

The dog is in the box.

We are in the car.

She is my sister.