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Elementary | Project 1 | Verb to BE

Verb to BE

ByZdenda December 30, 2020January 8, 2021

Verb to BE

Complete the sentences with IS, ARE or AM

I fine, thank you.

Andy (not) ten.

This Dana.

Berlin in Germany.

This (not) a robot.

There two boxes on the table.

The pencils (not) orange.

I (not) ten years old.

They at school.

My dad, Honza, Czech.

We (not) in London.

My real name (not) Andrew.

You have answered:

Correctly

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