Verb To Be Affirmative

Respuesta correcta: C) is

• A) am'Are' goes with 'you', 'we', 'they' and plural nouns, but not with 'she'.
• B) areCorrect. The present simple of 'be' is 'is' for the third person singular, which is 'she'.
• C) is'Am' goes with 'I', and the subject here is 'she'.
• D) be'Be' is the base form, used after modals or in the infinitive, not on its own in a statement.

Respuesta correcta: C) are

• A) amCorrect. 'Are' is the form of 'be' used with 'we', so 'We are' is correct.
• B) be'Be' is the infinitive form and cannot stand alone in a simple statement.
• C) are'Am' goes with 'I', and the subject here is 'we'.
• D) is'Is' is used with a singular subject like 'he' or 'it', not with 'we'.

Respuesta correcta: A) Are

• A) AreCorrect. A question made with 'be' inverts it, so 'Are they' is the correct form here.
• B) Do'Do' builds questions with main verbs such as 'do you like', not with the verb 'be'.
• C) Is'Is' goes with a singular subject, and 'they' is plural.
• D) Am'Am' goes with 'I', and the subject of the question is 'they'.

Respuesta correcta: B) am

• A) is'Is' goes with 'he', 'she' or 'it', and the subject here is 'I'.
• B) amCorrect. With the pronoun 'I' the present simple of 'be' is always 'am'.
• C) be'Be' is the infinitive and does not agree with a subject on its own.
• D) are'Are' goes with plural subjects, and 'I' is always singular.

Respuesta correcta: C) are

• A) is'Is' is for a single subject, and 'the books' is plural.
• B) amCorrect. 'The books' is plural, so it takes 'are' in the present simple.
• C) are'Am' goes with 'I', and the subject is 'the books'.
• D) was'Was' is the past tense; the books are on the desk now, so the present simple is needed.

Respuesta correcta: A) is

• A) is'Are' goes with plural subjects, and 'my dog' is singular.
• B) are'Am' goes with 'I', and the subject is 'my dog'.
• C) amCorrect. 'My dog' is a single animal, so it takes 'is'.
• D) be'Be' is the infinitive and cannot stand alone in a simple statement.

Respuesta correcta: B) Are

• A) AmCorrect. A question with 'be' inverts the order, so 'Are you' is the correct form.
• B) Are'Am' goes with 'I', and the subject of this question is 'you'.
• C) Is'Is' goes with a singular subject such as 'he' or 'it', but not with 'you'.
• D) Do'Do' is used to make questions with main verbs, such as 'do you play'.

Respuesta correcta: D) is

• A) are'Stay' is an action verb and the sentence needs the verb 'be'.
• B) stay'Am' goes with 'I', and the subject is 'Bogota'.
• C) amCorrect. 'Bogota' is a single place, so the third person singular form 'is' is used.
• D) is'Are' goes with plural subjects, and 'Bogota' is one single city.

Respuesta correcta: D) are

• A) be'Is' goes with a singular subject, but 'they' is plural.
• B) is'Is being' is the continuous form and does not fit this simple statement.
• C) is beingCorrect. 'They' is plural, so it takes 'are' with an adjective in the present simple.
• D) are'Be' is the infinitive and cannot stand alone here.

Respuesta correcta: B) is

• A) am'Am' goes with 'I', and the subject here is 'it'.
• B) isCorrect. 'It' is a third person singular subject, so it takes 'is'.
• C) has'Has' is used for possession, such as 'it has a car', not for a description with an adjective.
• D) are'Are' goes with plural subjects, and 'it' is singular.