Question

Complete the sentences.Fill in: am, is, are. 1. Why is Ann? - In the living room. She ______arranging flowers in the vase.2. Why ______William crying?3. What_______you doing?4. The children _______decorating the room for the New Year party.5. Who _______singing ?

Answer 1

1. Where is Ann? - In the living room. She IS arranging flowers in the vase.
2. Why IS William crying?
3. What ARE you doing?
4. The children ARE decorating the room for the New Year party.
5. Who IS singing ?

Answer 2

She is arranging flowers inn the vase.
Why is William crying?
What are you doing?
The children are decorating the room for the New Year party.
Who is singing?

Answer 3

Certainly! Let's complete the sentences with the appropriate forms of "am," "is," or "are."

1. Why is Ann? - In the living room. She is arranging flowers in the vase.

Explanation: The verb "arranging" indicates a present continuous action, and when the subject is a singular third person (like Ann), we use "is."

2. Why is William crying?

Explanation: Again, the verb "crying" suggests a present continuous action, and when the subject is a singular third person (William), we use "is."

3. What are you doing?

Explanation: The verb "doing" suggests a present continuous action, and when the subject is the pronoun "you," we use "are."

4. The children are decorating the room for the New Year party.

Explanation: Here, the verb "decorating" indicates a present continuous action, and when the subject is plural (children), we use "are."

5. Who is singing?

Explanation: The verb "singing" suggests a present continuous action, and when the subject is singular (who refers to a singular person), we use "is."

In summary: - "Is" is used with singular third-person subjects (he, she, it, a singular noun). - "Are" is used with plural subjects (you, we, they, plural nouns). - "Am" is used with the first-person singular subject "I."