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Verb "To Be" – Fill in the Blanks
✍️Instructions:
Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb to be (am, is, are, am not, isn’t, aren’t). Some
are questions — don’t forget to invert the subject!
1. She __________ a doctor. (affirmative)
2. I __________ from Brazil. (negative)
3. __________ they at school today? (interrogative)
4. He __________ at home right now. (affirmative)
5. We __________ ready for the test. (negative)
6. Where __________ you from? (interrogative)
7. It __________ very hot today. (affirmative)
8. They __________ my friends. (affirmative)
9. I __________ tired this morning. (affirmative)
10. __________ she your teacher? (interrogative)
📖 Reading Passage: "A New Life in the City"
My name is Daniel, and I am 24 years old. I am from a small town in the countryside, but now I am a student in
New York City. Moving here was a big change, but I am very happy.
My apartment is small, but it is comfortable. My roommates are friendly and helpful. Our building is close to the
university, so I am usually on time for class. My classes are interesting, and the teachers are great.
Life in the city is busy and sometimes stressful, but it also is exciting. There are many things to do. On weekends,
my friends and I go to museums or parks. The city isn't quiet, but it is full of energy.
I miss my family, but we talk every week. They always ask, “Are you okay? Is everything good at school?” I tell
them, “Yes, I am fine. My grades are good, and my professors are nice.” My parents are proud of me.
Some days aren’t easy. Sometimes I am tired or homesick, but I remember why I came here — to learn and grow.
This city is my new home now, and I am thankful for this opportunity.
Comprehension Questions
1. Where is Daniel from?
2. Where is he living now?
3. How does he feel about his apartment?
4. What are his classes like?
5. What do Daniel and his friends do on weekends?
6. Is life in the city quiet?
7. How often does Daniel talk to his family?
8. Are Daniel’s grades good?
9. Is everything easy for Daniel?
10. Why is Daniel thankful?
VOCABULARY
WRITE 10 MORE WORDS IN SPANISH THAT YOU WOULD
LIKE TO LEARN IN ENGLISH:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
10.
ACCORDING TO WHAT YOU WROTE, IN GROUPS YOU HAVE
TO ASK TO YOUR CLASSMATES ABOUT THE MEANING IN
ENGLISH. IT IS GONNA BE A VOCABULARY BANK.
1. USE THE FLASHCARDS TO CREATE SENTENCES ON THE BOARD.
📝 A / An – Exercises (1–20)
Instructions: Fill in each blank with a or an.
1. She has ___ orange.
2. I see ___ cat on the roof.
3. He is eating ___ apple.
4. They want to buy ___ house.
5. We saw ___ elephant at the zoo.
6. He is ___ artist.
7. I need ___ umbrella.
8. She is reading ___ book.
9. There is ___ insect on the wall.
10. We met ___ honest man. (Hint: “honest” starts with a vowel sound)
11. I bought ___ car yesterday.
12. Do you have ___ idea?
13. My brother wants to be ___ engineer.
14. I saw ___ owl in the tree.
15. She wants ___ new phone.
16. We watched ___ interesting movie.
17. He ate ___ sandwich.
18. I need ___ pencil.
19. That is ___ unusual story.
20. We stayed in ___ hotel near the beach.
2: This space is for you to write full sentences that the teacher is going to tell you.
