Verb To Be: Affirmative and Negative – Exercise 1
Welcome to this interactive exercise on the verb “to be” in affirmative and negative forms. This exercise will help you practice using “am,” “is,” “are” and their negative forms correctly in different contexts.
Instructions: Fill in each blank with the correct form of the verb “to be” (affirmative or negative). Use contractions (I’m, isn’t, aren’t) where possible. Pay attention to the context to determine if the sentence should be affirmative or negative.
1. I excited about starting university next week!
2. She in her dorm right now because she has a class soon, so she’s getting ready.
3. They at the library because they have an exam tomorrow.
4. We happy with our new schedule because it’s very flexible.
5. He a fan of early morning lectures, so he always skips them.
6. The cafeteria open today because it’s a holiday.
7. I sure if I can join the study group tonight because I have too much homework.
8. My roommate very tidy, so our room is always messy.
9. The professor available for questions after class today because she has a meeting.
10. We allowed to use phones during the exam because it’s against the rules.
11. The lecture hall big enough for all the students, so some people have to stand.
12. I used to staying up late to finish assignments, so I’m always tired in the morning.
13. They interested in joining the debate club because they prefer sports instead.
14. She sure if she wants to major in biology or chemistry.
15. The Wi-Fi working in the student lounge today, so everyone is using their mobile data.
16. I a fan of group projects because they’re stressful.
17. He very good at math, so he always asks for help.
18. We allowed to eat in the computer lab.
19. The campus very quiet during the summer break.
20. I sure if I can afford the textbooks this semester.