I. Use “am - is - are - am not - isn’t - aren’t - have – has” to fill in the suitable blanks. ⇱
1. I (1) a student. I (2) lots of friends. I (3) a popular person at school.
2. My brother (4) very young. He (5) only one year old. He doesn’t (6) any hair.
3. The man (7) young. He (8) sixty-seven. He (9) gray hair.
4. We (10) a new car. Our car (11) very old. It (12) black.
5. My mother (13) at home. She (14) at the dentist.
6. She (15) a problem. She (16) a toothache.
7. We (17) ready for the exam. We (18) afraid of it.
8. I (19) lots of clothes. I (20) lucky.
9. The children (21) at the park. They (22) at home.
10. My daughter (23) six years old. She (24) a teenager.
11. We (25) a beautiful garden. It (26) full of flowers.
12. My father (27) at home. Today (28) Monday and he (29) at work
II. Give the correct form of the verbs in brackets. ⇱
1. We (30) (have) an English lesson on Monday. We (31) (not have) on Thursday.
2. Long (32) (want) to go to the cinema on Sunday.
3. John (33) (be) a student. His brothers (34) (be) workers.
4. Tomorrow (35) (be) Sunday. We (36) (go) to Cuc Phuong National Park.
5. (37) Mary (38) help (help) her mother with the housework?
6. They (39) (not work) at the factory now.
7. How (40) (do) your father (41) (go) to work every day?
8. (42) your parents (43) (watch) TV in the evening?
9. Jenny (44) (go) home and (45) (turn) on the radio.
10. Jane (46) (miss) her parents so much when she (47) (be) away from home.