📝 To Be — Am, Is, Are
A beginner-friendly A1-level exam with 30 multiple-choice questions about the verb 'to be'. Students practise choosing am, is, or are in real-life contexts they know: talking about age (I am 10 years old), family (She is my sister), school (We are in class 5B), pets (My cat is black), weather (It is sunny), feelings (I am happy), and descriptions (You are very tall). The exam covers positive forms, negative forms (is not, am not, are not), yes/no questions (Are you from Germany? Is he your teacher?), Wh-questions (Where is your school? How old are you?), and short answers (Yes, I am / No, she isn't). Questions use simple vocabulary and familiar topics for young learners.
Lesson Plan
- 30 multiple-choice questions
Grammar Points
- I am (I'm) — first person singular
- He/She/It is — third person singular
- You/We/They are — plural and 'you'
- Negative: am not, is not (isn't), are not (aren't)
- Questions: Am I? Is he/she/it? Are you/we/they?
- Short answers: Yes, I am / No, she isn't / Yes, they are
- Wh-questions: Where is...? How old are...? What is...?
