Present Simple - Verb TO BE

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I) Fill in the gaps with am/is/are:

1.This house _____ small.

2.Pete _____ tall.

3.Susan and Tim _____ my best friends.

4.My name ______ Tess.

5.My roommates ______ really good friends.

6.I _____ an actor.

7.You _____ awesome!

8.The weather ______ great!

9.There ______ a great restaurant nearby.

10.What ______ your favourite colour?

II) Circle the correct answer:

1.My keys am/is/are on the desk.

2.Tom am/is/are a doctor.

3.You am/is/are fabulous.

4.This am/is/are ridiculous.

5.My children am/is/are at school now.

6.I am/is/are a bit hungry.

7.Darija am/is/are from Russia.

8.We am/is/are very friendly.

9.I am/is/are very tired.

10.You am/is/are my honey!

III) Questions with am/is/are

1.Who _____ your best friend?.

2.What ______ your favourite colour?

3.______ your parents at home?

4.______ I late for the test?

5.Where ______ you from?

6.Where ______ she now?

7._____ you thirsty?

8.How old ______ your brothers?

9.What colour ______ your eyes?

10.Why ______ this book so expensive?

11._____ you married?

12.Who _____ that woman?

13.Where ______ they now? We ______ late!

14.Where ______ you from?

15.What ______ the weather like today?

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