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El documento es un ejercicio educativo sobre el uso del verbo 'to be' y 'to have' en inglés, incluyendo oraciones afirmativas y negativas. Se presentan ejemplos y ejercicios para completar con las formas correctas de los verbos. Además, incluye un breve texto sobre la vida de un niño llamado Carl y su amigo Peter.
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The Verb “To Be” — Affirmative and Negative
Complete the following sentences with the correct form of the verb “to be”. Use am, am not, is, isn’t, are
oraren't.
Ex. Acammot isa vegetable, It isu’t a fruit,
1. Tokyo
2. A feather
3. Winters
4. Acandy
5. Giraffes
6. Hockey
7. Elephants
8. Lemons
9. Achild
10. Parties
11. A library
12. Canada
13.1
14. My family
15. Five star hotels
heavy. It
light. They
tall animals. They
a fast game. It
sweet. They
young. Grandparents
usually noisy. They
usually noisy. It
continent. It
a teacher. I
big. It
cheap. They
a city. It
sweet. It
a continent.
light.
cold in Canada. They
sour.
short.
slow.
heavy animals.
sour.
old.
usually quiet.
usually quiet.
a country.
a student.
small.
expensive. 1) Circle AM
ARE
1)1 am-is-are sad
2)They am—is—are rulers
3) We am —is—are happy
4)You am—is—are good children
5) He am—is—are an English boy
6) It am ~is—are- acat
7) Mary am —is — are tall and thin
8) Louis am—is~are a young baby
9) She am ~is—are pretty
10) 1 am —is~ are Italian
2 ete with AM.
1) He English
2) They tall and thin
3) Lucy Italian
4) We happy
5) You short
6) My dog black and white
7)|___a good student
8) They at school
9)Tom strong,
10) It a pencil
PETER AND CARE
His parents ____lawyers.Their office __
house
co
on Curry [Link] live in the city [Link]
very big and it has got a big [Link]
Hello! My name Carl from
Australia. 13 years old and 1 a
student at 2 secondary [Link] father a
teacher and my mother a [Link] father
45 years old and my mother
[Link] live in the city [Link] house a
small flat but it new and [Link]
grandparents live with us. They retired.
This boy [Link] my best
[Link] @ student at highschool. He
15 years old.
always together after school. The Verb “To Have”
A. Use the correct form of the verb “to have” (has, have) in the
following sentences.
1. Marilyn and Robert three children.
2. Birds feathers.
3. This book 100 pages.
4. My car 4 doors.
5. Our teacher acold today.
6. That businessman a lot of money.
7. Some big cities a lot of crime.
8. We three bedrooms in our house.
9.1 a lot of work to do today.
10. She a doctor’s appointment today.
B. Use has, doesn’t have, have, don’t have in the following sentences.
1. Adog six legs.
2, Canada a lot of land, but it a lot of people.
3. Fish fins but they feathers
4. Cars 4 wheels, but a bicycle two wheels.
5. High rise buildings elevators, but my house only stairs do/does + not + verb
Examples: Simple Present negative
go to school. | don't go to school
You go to school. You don't go to school.
He/She goes to school He/Se doesn't go to school
We go to school. We don’t go to school.
You go to school. You don't go to school.
‘They go to school. They don't go to school.
1. Fill in don't or doesn't and the infinitive.
| work at home. | at home.
You work at home. You athome.
He/She works at home. He/She at home.
We work at home. We at home.
You work at home. You at home.
They work at home. They at home.
2. Fill in don't or doesn't and the infinitive.
You work very hard. You very hard.
Jack plays the guitar. Jack the guitar.
They go to the club. They to the club.
Jake and Sue like rock music. Jake and Sue rock music.
She goes to the cinema. She to the cinema.
They play computer games. They computer games.
She lives in London. She in London.
We eat lunch at the restaurant. We lunch at the restaurant.
My mother understands Spanish. My mother Spanish.
Jake and Emma like Chinese takeaways. Jake and Emma
Chinese takeaways.