GRAMMAR WORKSHEET BE VERB: Negative
You
are
You
F1
are
is
hungry
=
We
They
We
Complete the sentences with the negotive form of the 'be' verb
1. I am hungry but Steven
is not hungry.
2. Sarah is late but!
3. Lions are dangerous but rabbits
4. My friend is at home but
5. Winter is cold but summer
6. Paris is located in France but Rome
7. These cookies are delicious but those cookies
8. The books are on the table but the computer
9. I am hventy years old but you
10. His name is Omar but my name
11. My classmate is sick but I
12. Elephants are big but cats
13. I am a student but they
14. This TV show is interesting but that TV show
15. They are busy but we

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This question is incomplete. Here is the complete question with the answers:

Complete the sentences with the verb to be in negative form:

1) I am hungry but Steven: isn't.

2) Sarah is late but I: am not.

3) Lions are dangerous but rabbits: aren't.

4) My Friend is at home but I : am not.

5) Winter is cold but summer: isn't.

6) Paris is colated in Prance but Rome: isn't.

7) These cookies are delicious but those cookies: aren't.

8) The books are on the table but the computer: isn't.

9) I am twenty years old but you: aren't.

10) His name is Omar but my name: isn't.

Explanation:

The verb to be is one of the verbs that they first teach us.

Its infinitive form is "to be", while its conjugated form in the present simple is: am, is or are depending on the person to whom it refers. Let's see the following scheme:

I am

He is

She is

It is

We are

They are

you are

To transform it into negative we only have to add "not" after the verb, although we can also abbreviate it as follows:

I am not

He is not / isn't

She is not / isn't

It is not / isn't

We are not / aren't

They are not / aren't

You are not / aren't

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