PRESENT TENSE OF TO BE — EXERCISE 3 (ESL)
level: Beginner (A1/A2)
Practice using the correct form of the verb to be — am, is, or are — in the simple present tense.
Complete each sentence using the SIMPLE PRESENT of the verb TO BE.
Example: She is a teacher.
1.
I 30 years old.
2.
We Canadian.
3.
My mother very tall.
4.
He a good man.
5.
My dogs very playful.
6.
I a good dancer.
7.
He always late.
8.
The workers tired.
9.
We good students.
10.
They older than us.
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