Question

The verb "to be” Put the verb’ to be’ into positive, negative and question forms · She ………. in my class · They ………… in my office · I …………. from Spain · He ………… a good teacher · The book………here · The class ……….. big · The books ………… on my desk · It ………… my pen · Tony ………… a student · I ………… a girl · You ……….. from England · He ………….. my friend · Sally ………….my sister · We…………. Spanish · They …………. students · The dog ………….. black

Answer 1

Ответ: · She is in my class

· They are in my office

· I am from Spain

· He is a good teacher

· The book is here

· The class is big.

· The books are on my desk

· It is my pen

· Tony is a student

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Ответ:

Объяснение:

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Answer 3

Sure, here are the sentences with the verb "to be" in positive, negative, and question forms:

Positive:

• She is in my class.
• They are in my office.
• I am from Spain.
• He is a good teacher.
• The book is here.
• The class is big.
• The books are on my desk.
• It is my pen.
• Tony is a student.
• I am a girl.
• You are from England.
• He is my friend.
• Sally is my sister.
• We are Spanish.
• They are students.
• The dog is black.

Negative:

• She isn't in my class.
• They aren't in my office.
• I am not from Spain.
• He isn't a good teacher.
• The book isn't here.
• The class isn't big.
• The books aren't on my desk.
• It isn't my pen.
• Tony isn't a student.
• I am not a girl.
• You aren't from England.
• He isn't my friend.
• Sally isn't my sister.
• We aren't Spanish.
• They aren't students.
• The dog isn't black.

Question:

• Is she in my class?
• Are they in my office?
• Am I from Spain?
• Is he a good teacher?
• Is the book here?
• Is the class big?
• Are the books on my desk?
• Is it my pen?
• Is Tony a student?
• Am I a girl?
• Are you from England?
• Is he my friend?
• Is Sally my sister?
• Are we Spanish?
• Are they students?
• Is the dog black?

Remember that "isn't" is the contraction of "is not," and "aren't" is the contraction of "are not."