Verb To Be - Am Is Are

If a sentence doesn't have a main verb, we use the verb "to be" as an auxiliary verb.

Subject Explanations:
Verb To Be (with exercise 1) -

Drag and Drop Exercises:
Am-Is-Are Drag and Drop Exercise 1 / 2

Present Tense Verb To Be Table

Positive Form	Question Form	Negative Form	Negative Question
I am smart.	Am I smart?	I am not smart.	Am I not smart? Aren't I smart?
You are smart.	Are you smart?	You are not/aren't smart.	Are you not smart? Aren't you smart?
He is smart.	Is he smart?	He is not/isn't smart.	Is he not smart? Isn't he smart?
She is smart.	Is she smart?	She is not/isn't smart.	Is she not smart? Isn't she smart?
It is smart.	Is it smart?	It is not/isn't smart.	Is it not smart? Isn't it smart?
We are smart.	Are we smart?	We are not/aren't smart.	Are we not smart? Aren't we smart?
You are smart.	Are you smart?	You are not/aren't smart.	Are you not smart? Aren't you smart?
They are smart.	Are they smart?	They are not/aren't smart.	Are they not smart? Aren't they smart?

Fill in the blanks with am, is, are.

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