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Verb be part 2

Verb be part 2

REVIEW 1: Correct the mistakes.

1. Mr. Lee have a brown coat. 
2. They are n't here today. 
3. This books are expensive. 
4. Cuba is a island. 
5. Florida and Korea is peninsula. 

REVIEW 2: Choose the best answer.


1. Tina: ___________that?   Jim: That's Paul Carter. 
A. Who's     B. What's     C. Where's 

2. That is _________.
A. a mistakes       B. mistakes    C. a mistake 

3. Paul: ________in your class?   Eric: No. 
A. Mr.Kim      B. Is Mr. Kim.     C. Mr. Kim is he

4. Yoko: __________these?     Gina: My art books. I'm taking an art history course this semester. 
A. What is      B. Who are      C. What are 

5. Tom: Are you hungry? 
Sue: Yes, ______
A. I'm        B. I'm not       C. I am  

REVIEW 3: Complete the sentences with am, is, or are. Use not if necessary. 

1. Lemons _____ vegetables. 

2. A lemon ______ a kind of fruit. 

3. I _____ from the United States. 

4. We _____ human beings. 

5. Eggs _____ oval.

6. Chickens _____ birds, but bats _____ birds. 

7. Salt ____ sweet. Sugar ____ sweet.

8. Soccer ____ a sport.
9. Soccer and basketball _____ sports.

10. Africa ____ a country. It _____ a continent. 

REVIEW 4: Complete the sentences. 

1. A: Are you a student at this school? 
B: Yes, ____.
A: Where _____ you from? 
B: I ____ Korea. 

2. A: Where _____ your book? 
B: Yoko ____ it. 
A: Where ____ your notebooks?
B: Ali and Roberto _____ my notebooks.




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