Verb To Be: Affirmative and Negative – Exercise 2
Master the verb “to be” in affirmative and negative forms with these daily activity sentences. This exercise will help you practice using “am,” “is,” “are” and their negative forms in common everyday situations.
Instructions: Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb “to be” (affirmative or negative). Use contractions (I’m, isn’t, aren’t) where possible. Consider the context carefully to determine if the sentence should be affirmative or negative.
1. I usually awake by 7 a.m. because I have to get ready for work.
2. She at the gym right now because she goes every morning.
3. They at home in the evenings because they don’t like going out.
4. We late for work today because the traffic was terrible.
5. He a fan of cooking, so he always orders takeout.
6. The kids in bed by 9 p.m. because they have school tomorrow.
7. I sure if I can finish all my chores today because I’m so busy.
8. My dog very active in the morning, so we go for a walk.
9. The bus on time today, so I had to wait for the next one.
10. We allowed to use our phones during meetings at work.
11. The coffee ready yet because I just started making it.
12. I used to waking up early, so I always feel tired.
13. They interested in watching TV because they prefer reading.
14. She at the office today because she’s working from home.
15. The store open on Sundays, so we’ll have to wait until tomorrow to go shopping.
16. I a morning person, so I always feel sleepy before 10 a.m.
17. He very good at fixing things, so he always calls a handyman.
18. We allowed to eat at our desks because it’s against the rules.
19. The weather nice today, so we decided to go for a walk.
20. I sure if I locked the door this morning because I was in a hurry.
