Question

1- Complete with the correct to be form, then turn the sentences into negative and interrogative fom:

a) It _______ cold today.
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b) I _______ at home now.
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c) They _______ Korean.
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d) My pen _______ on the desk.
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e) My name _______ Nikita.
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f) We _______ from Ukraine.
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g) Her mother _______ right.
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h) You _______OK.
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i) Clara and Steve _______ married.
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j) She _______ an English teacher.
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Answer 1

(aff: affirmative, neg: negative, int: interrogative)

Para fazer na neg, apenas tem de passar o verbo "to be" para o negativo. (onde eu coloquei "isn't" ou "aren't", você pode substituir por "is not" no caso do "isn't" e "are not" no caso do "aren't")

E para fazer na int, você tem de inverter, primeiro o verbo, depois o I/he/she/it/you/we/they

a) aff: It is cold today

neg: Isn't cold today

int: Is it cold today?

b) aff: I am at home now

neg: I am not at home now

int: Am I at home now?

c) aff: They are Korean

neg: They aren't Korean

int: Are they Korean?

d) aff: My pen is on the desk

neg: My pen isn't on the desk

int: Is it my pen on the desk?

e) aff: My name is Nikita

neg: My name isn't Nikita

int: Is my name Nikita?

f) aff: We are from Ukraine

neg: We aren't from Ukraine

int: Are we from Ukraine?

g) aff: Her mother is right

neg: Her mother isn't right

int: Is her mother right?

h) aff: You are OK

neg: You aren't OK

int: Are you OK?

i) aff: Clara and Steve are married

neg: Clara and Steve aren't married

int: Are Clara and Steve married?

j) aff: She is an English teacher

neg: She isn't an English teacher

int: Is she an English teacher?