IV. Put in the following forms of be (am, are, is) into the gaps in the text. Do not use short/contracted forms.
Example: He __ a boy. Answer: He is a boy.
1. Peter Baker … from Manchester, but Paul and John … from London.
2. Manchester and London … cities in England.
3. Hamburg … a city in Germany.
4. Sandra … at school today.
5. Jack and Peter … her friends.
6. They … in the same class.
7. Mr and Mrs Baker … on a trip to the USA to visit their cousin Anne.
8. She … a nice girl.
9. Peter says: "My grandfather … in hospital. I … at home with my grandmother."
10. What time … it? It … 8 o'clock.
11. … you tired? No, I … not.

1. Peter Baker is form Manchester, but Paul and John are from London.

2. Manchester and London are cities in England.

3. Hamburg is a city in Germany.

4. Sandra is at school today.

5. Jack and Peter are her friends.

6. They are in the same class.

7. Mr and Mrs Baker are on a trip to the USA to visit their cousin Anne.

8. She is a nice girl.

9. Peter says: "My grandfather is in hospital I am at home with my grandmother."

10. What time is it? It is 8 o'clock.

11. Are you tired? No, I am not.

1. Peter Baker IS from Manchester, but Paul and John ARE from London. 2. Manchester and London ARE cities in England. 3. Hamburg IS a city in Germany. 4. Sandra IS at school today. 5. Jack and Peter ARE her friends. 6. They ARE in the same class. 7. Mr and Mrs Baker ARE on a trip to the USA to visit their cousin Anne. 8. She IS a nice girl. 9. Peter says: "My grandfather IS in hospital. I AM at home with my grandfather." 10. What time IS it? It IS 8 o'clock. 11. ARE you tired? No, I AM not.