Question

Verbo TO BE: simple present negative A. fill in the gaps with AM NOT, ISN'T and AREN'T: your friend, I don't know you kind, unfortunately 1. i 2. you 3. my sister 4. It 5. they 6. he 7. mike and Alex 8. María 9. my father 10. It 11. you 12. Daniel here with me a beautiful day un the same school as you described him cousins fond of math a doctor nice what you've done good ay english present here at the Party

Answer 1

Відповідь:

A. Fill in the gaps with AM NOT, ISN'T, and AREN'T:

1. I am not your friend, unfortunately.

2. You aren't kind, unfortunately.

3. My sister isn't here with me.

4. It isn't a beautiful day.

5. They aren't in the same school as you described them.

6. He isn't your cousin.

7. Mike and Alex aren't fond of math.

8. María isn't a doctor.

9. My father isn't present here at the party.

10. It isn't nice what you've done.

11. You aren't good at English.

Answer 2

Certainly! Here are the gaps filled in with "AM NOT," "ISN'T," and "AREN'T" in the negative form of the simple present tense for the verb "TO BE":

1. I am not
2. You aren't
3. My sister isn't
4. It isn't
5. They aren't
6. He isn't
7. Mike and Alex aren't
8. María isn't
9. My father isn't
10. It isn't
11. You aren't
12. Daniel isn't

I also noticed some words in your sentences that don't seem to match with the verb "TO BE." If you'd like me to correct or clarify those parts as well, please let me know.