Practice 3: Building Sentences Using “to be” in the Present
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Instructions
Based on this lesson, use the clues to create a sentence using the verb be in the present.
Example:
Clues: I / not / in the office / right now.
You write:
Type the whole sentence in the blank provided.
When you are finished, click “Answer.”
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This book is for you.
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We are in France today.
We’re in France today.
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Japan and South Korea are interesting countries.
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My parents are not Americans. They are from Peru.
My parents aren’t Americans. They’re from Peru.
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Egypt is not in the Middle East.
Egypt isn’t in the Middle East.
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This food is good for you.
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Hi! I am Michael.
Hi! I’m Michael.
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John is your friend.
John’s your friend.
He is not my friend.
He’s not my friend.
He isn’t my friend.
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Is Egypt in Asia?
— No, it is not.
— No, it’s not.
— No, it isn’t.
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It is cloudy today.
It’s cloudy today.
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Is Cuba near Florida?
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Are your parents home today?
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Horses are beautiful animals.
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Is this your drink?
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This is not my book.
This isn’t my book.
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We are not at work today.
We're not at work today.
We aren’t at work today.
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Is this cake for my birthday?
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We are out of sugar.
We’re out of sugar.
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This orange is not very sweet.
This orange isn’t very sweet.
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Are the flowers for me?
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