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  • B) Fill in The Blanks Using "AM, IS, ARE, AM NOT, ISN'T, AREN'T"

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    The document provides examples to practice using the verbs "AM, IS, ARE, AM NOT, ISN'T, AREN'T" to fill in blanks in sentences. There are three sections with multiple sentences each that require filling in the blanks with the appropriate verb form based on subject-verb agreement. The sentences cover a variety of subjects including people, places, things, occupations, descriptions, and more.

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    The document provides examples to practice using the verbs "AM, IS, ARE, AM NOT, ISN'T, AREN'T" to fill in blanks in sentences. There are three sections with multiple sentences each that require filling in the blanks with the appropriate verb form based on subject-verb agreement. The sentences cover a variety of subjects including people, places, things, occupations, descriptions, and more.

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    B) Fill in The Blanks Using "AM, IS, ARE, AM NOT, ISN'T, AREN'T"

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    The document provides examples to practice using the verbs "AM, IS, ARE, AM NOT, ISN'T, AREN'T" to fill in blanks in sentences. There are three sections with multiple sentences each that require filling in the blanks with the appropriate verb form based on subject-verb agreement. The sentences cover a variety of subjects including people, places, things, occupations, descriptions, and more.

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    B) Fill in the blanks using “AM, IS, ARE, AM NOT, ISN’T, AREN’T”:

    1. It … is an onion. (+) 11. İzmir …is .. a city. (+)


    2. Jasmine …is not a student. (-) 12. He is … a postman. (+)
    3. We are .friends. (+) 13. It …is …. nine o’clock. (+)
    4. I am not hungry. (-) 14. Manhattan … isn’t…. an island. (-)
    5. Mark .. is 20 years old. (+) 15. Mr. Richards is … a lawyer. (+)
    6. A bee is’nt . a big insect. (-) 16. I …am …..ill. I … am not…. happy. (+ / -)
    7. Newsweek … it is … a magazine. 17. London …is ….. a big city. (+)
    (+)I am not. a professional football
    8. 18. Dave and Adrian …aren’t sisters. They are
    player. (-) brothers. (- / +)
    9. I know. it is in my class. (+) 19. New York is…. near to New Jersey. (+)
    10.Cows are not insects. They are. 20. Susan and I aren’t….. teachers. We are.
    mammals. (- / +) students. (- / +)

    C) Fill in the blanks using “AM, IS, ARE, AM NOT, ISN’T, AREN’T”:cloudy

    1. Germany, England, and Spain ……are … cities.


    2. A lemon … isn’t….. sweet. It is….. sour.
    3. Copper … .is. cheap. Diamonds ……are … expensive.
    4. Airplanes aren’t.. slow. They …are …. fast.
    5. Ice cream and candy …are .. sweet.
    6. Today is… cloudy. It …is.. bright.
    7. My brother … isn’t… married. He …is… single.
    8. I …am not … from Turkey. I …am .. from Canada.
    9. Maths isn’t… hard. It …is.. easy.
    10. Mariah is … a beautiful girl. She … isn’t… ugly.

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