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TO BE (PRESENT TENSE, NEGATIVE FORM) 2

A1–A2 · Beginner
To make a negative statement with be, add not after am, is, or are. Try the negative forms isn't, aren't, and am not.


Complete each sentence with the correct (negative) present tense form.
Example: Bill is not hungry.


1. We _________________ Canadian.
2. Patrick _________________ Spanish.
3. My parents _________________ tall.
4. Our house _________________ far from here.
5. I _________________ finished.
6. Rebecca _________________ a jealous person.
7. My dog _________________ in the bedroom.
8. The children _________________ tired.
9. I _________________ excited about tomorrow.
10. The people in the audience _________________ happy.
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