Question

Put am, is, are, have, has: 1. My brother ........ a lawyer. 2. I ....... two sisters and one brother. 3. My elder sister ..... twenty-one. 4. He ...... married.

Answer 1

1)My brother is a lawyer
2) I have two sisters and one brother
3) My elder sister is twenty-one
4) He is married

Answer 2

Put am, is, are, have, has: 1. My brother is a lawyer. 2. I have (got ) two sisters and one brother. 3. My elder sister is twenty-one. 4. He is married.

Answer 3

1. My brother is a lawyer. The verb "is" is used because it refers to the present tense and the subject "my brother" is singular.

2. I have two sisters and one brother. The verb "have" is used because it refers to the present tense and the subject "I" is singular. When talking about possessions or relationships, we use "have" to indicate ownership or presence.

3. My elder sister is twenty-one. The verb "is" is used because it refers to the present tense and the subject "my elder sister" is singular.

4. He is married. The verb "is" is used because it refers to the present tense and the subject "he" is singular. It describes the marital status of the person referred to as "he".