Question

Помогите пожалуйста!! 1. He (to be) a very good teacher 2. I (not to be) a first-year student. 3. We (to be) Mr. Smith's children. 4. She (to be) a nice girl, she (to be) never naughty. 5. You (not to be) busy, you (to be) free, I hope. 6. They (to be) fond of flowers? 7. We (to be) friends, we (to be) always together. 8. What to be your name? 9. What to be your address? 10. My name (to be) Lily, what (to be) yours? 11. He (to be) older than his sister 12. She (to be) five years younger than her brother. 13. She (to be) eager to become a teacher of English. 14. You (to be) in a hurry, I (10 be) afraid. 15. She (to be) always glad to see her grandmother. 16. They (to be) married, they (not to be)? 17. He (not to be) married. 18. You (to be) married? 19. I to be) a doctor, I (not to be)? 20. I (not to be) late?

Answer 1

1. is
2. am not
3. are
4. is, is
5. are not, are
6. are
7. are, are
8. is
9. is
10. is, is
11. is
12.is
13.is
14.are,am
15.is
16.are, are not
17.is
18.are
19.am, am not
20.am not

Answer 2

Of course, I'd be happy to help you with these sentences! It looks like you need to fill in the correct forms of the verb "to be" in each sentence. Here are the correct versions:

1. He is a very good teacher.
2. I am not a first-year student.
3. We are Mr. Smith's children.
4. She is a nice girl, she is never naughty.
5. You are not busy, you are free, I hope.
6. Are they fond of flowers?
7. We are friends, we are always together.
8. What is your name?
9. What is your address?
10. My name is Lily, what is yours?
11. He is older than his sister.
12. She is five years younger than her brother.
13. She is eager to become a teacher of English.
14. You are in a hurry, I am afraid.
15. She is always glad to see her grandmother.
16. They are married, they are not?
17. He is not married.
18. Are you married?
19. I am a doctor, am I not?
20. Am I not late?

Note: In sentences 7 and 16, I've kept the original forms as they seem to be questions or statements seeking confirmation. In other sentences, I've made corrections to form proper statements or questions using the correct forms of the verb "to be."