Verb To Be Neg Int

Respuesta correcta: D) is

• A) am"Am" is used with the pronoun "I"; the subject here is "she", so it needs "is".
• B) are"Are" is used with you, we and they, not with "she".
• C) be"Be" is the plain infinitive, used after modals like "can"; a simple statement needs the conjugated form.
• D) isWith the third person singular subject "she", the verb "be" in the present simple is "is".

Respuesta correcta: B) are

• A) be"Be" is the plain form and needs a modal before it; the sentence has no modal, so it needs a conjugated verb.
• B) areWith the plural subject "we", the verb "be" in the present simple is "are".
• C) am"Am" is used only with the pronoun "I", not with "we".
• D) is"Is" is used with a singular subject such as he, she or it; "we" is plural.

Respuesta correcta: C) Are

• A) Am"Am" goes with "I"; the subject of this question is "they".
• B) Do"Do" is the auxiliary of another verb, but the verb in this sentence is "be", so it is not needed.
• C) Are"Are" is the present simple question form of "be" with the plural subject "they".
• D) Is"Is" goes with a singular subject; "they" is plural.

Respuesta correcta: C) am

• A) is"Is" goes with he, she or it; the subject of this sentence is "I".
• B) be"Be" is the plain form and cannot stand in a simple negative statement on its own.
• C) amWith the pronoun "I", the verb "be" is "am", so it completes the sentence.
• D) are"Are" goes with you, we and they, not with "I".

Respuesta correcta: B) are

• A) am"Am" goes with "I"; the subject here is the plural noun "books".
• B) areWith a plural subject like "books", the verb "be" in the present simple is "are".
• C) was"Was" is the past simple; the sentence here is in the present and describes a current situation.
• D) is"Is" goes with a singular subject; "books" is plural.

Respuesta correcta: D) is

• A) are"Are" goes with you, we and they; the subject here is "my dog", which is singular.
• B) be"Be" is the plain form and needs a modal before it in a short statement.
• C) am"Am" goes with "I"; the subject here is "my dog".
• D) is"My dog" is a singular noun, so it takes "is" in the present simple.

Respuesta correcta: A) Are

• A) AreThe pronoun "you" takes "are" in questions, so that completes the sentence.
• B) Am"Am" goes with "I", not with "you".
• C) Do"Do" is the auxiliary of other verbs; this question uses the verb "be", not another verb.
• D) Is"Is" goes with he, she or it; the subject of this question is "you".

Respuesta correcta: A) is

• A) is"Bogota" is a singular proper noun, so it takes "is" in the present simple.
• B) stay"Stay" is a verb of action and does not describe what a city is.
• C) are"Are" goes with a plural subject; "Bogota" is one single city.
• D) am"Am" goes with "I", not with a place name.

Respuesta correcta: C) are

• A) is being"Is being" goes with a singular subject; "they" is plural and needs a simple present form.
• B) is"Is" goes with he, she or it; the subject here is "they".
• C) areWith the plural subject "they", the verb "be" in the present simple is "are".
• D) be"Be" is the plain form and needs a modal before it in a simple statement.

Respuesta correcta: A) is

• A) is"It" is a singular subject, so it takes "is" in the present simple.
• B) has"Has" is the verb of possession, used here with people and objects, not with "it" for weather or a day.
• C) am"Am" goes with "I"; the subject here is "it".
• D) are"Are" goes with a plural subject; "it" is singular.