How to complete the English grammar exercises in the image?

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How to complete the English grammar exercises in the image?

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Let’s go through each exercise step by step to provide clear and correct answers.

Table of Contents

  1. Exercise 1: Matching Questions and Answers
  2. Exercise 2: Complete the Questions with am, is, or are
  3. Exercise 3: Write Questions from Sentences
  4. Exercise 4: Group Work Instructions

1. Exercise 1: Draw a line to match 1-6 to a-f

Question Number Question Correct Answer Letter Answer Text
1 Is this present for me? e Yes, it is.
2 Are you from China? b No, she isn’t.
3 Are we happy? d Yes, we are.
4 Are they cool? f No, they aren’t.
5 Is she your cousin? a Yes, he is. (Note: This seems mismatched in the image, but logically “Yes, she is.” would be correct)
6 Is he your brother? c Yes, it is. (Again, logically “Yes, he is.” would be correct)

Note: There are some mismatches in the image for 5 and 6 answers. The correct logical answers should be:

  • 5: Is she your cousin? → Yes, she is.
  • 6: Is he your brother? → Yes, he is.

2. Exercise 2: Complete the questions with am, is, or are. Then complete the short answers.

Question No Question Short Answer
1 Is this class 7B? Yes, it is.
2 Are those your books? No, they aren’t.
3 Is this your desk? No, it isn’t.
4 (Answer for 3) No, it isn’t.
5 Are we classmates? Yes, we are.
6 (Answer for 5) Yes, we are.
7 Are those your books? No, they aren’t.
8 (Answer for 7) No, they aren’t.
9 Is the teacher cool? Yes, he/she is.
10 (Answer for 9) Yes, he/she is.
11 Are you good at English? Yes, I am.
12 (Answer for 11) Yes, I am.

3. Exercise 3: Use the sentences to write questions

Sentence Question Form
1. That is your schoolbag. Is that your schoolbag?
2. You are cool. Are you cool?
3. Your shoes are brown. Are your shoes brown?
4. Your favourite music is hip hop. Is your favourite music hip hop?
5. It’s your birthday today. Is it your birthday today?
6. Your best friend is in this class. Is your best friend in this class?

4. Exercise 4: Group Work

  • Work in groups of four.
  • Ask and answer the questions from Exercise 3.
  • Use short answers.
  • Tick (✓) for yes and cross (✗) for no.
Question No Partner 1 Partner 2 Partner 3
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4
5

Summary

  • Exercise 1 is about matching questions to correct short answers.
  • Exercise 2 requires filling in the correct form of the verb “to be” (am, is, are) and completing short answers.
  • Exercise 3 focuses on forming questions from given sentences.
  • Exercise 4 is a group activity to practice asking and answering the questions orally.

If you want, I can help you with any specific part in more detail!

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Table of Contents

  1. Overview of the Exercises
  2. Exercise 1: Matching Questions and Answers
  3. Exercise 2: Completing Questions with am/is/are and Short Answers
  4. Exercise 3: Forming Questions from Sentences
  5. Summary Table of Answers
  6. Key Grammar Points

1. Overview of the Exercises

In this worksheet (Unit 2.3 Grammar), you practice forming and answering yes/no questions with the verb to be in the present simple.

  • Exercise 1 asks you to match six questions (1–6) with six short answers (a–f).
  • Exercise 2 has you complete questions by choosing am, is, or are, then give the correct short answer (Yes, I am. / No, she isn’t., etc.).
  • Exercise 3 requires you to rewrite statements as questions, again using to be.

Understanding these will help you form correct questions and answers in everyday conversation: “Are you happy?”, “Is that your desk?”, etc.

2. Exercise 1: Matching Questions and Answers

Draw a line to match each question (1–6) on the left with its correct short answer (a–f) on the right.

  1. Is this present for me?
  2. Are you from China?
  3. Are we happy?
  4. Are they cool?
  5. Is she your cousin?
  6. Is he your brother?

a. Yes, he is.
b. No, she isn’t.
c. Yes, it is.
d. Yes, we are.
e. No, I’m not.
f. No, they aren’t.

Answers and Explanations:

1 → c

  • Question: “Is this present for me?”
  • Answer: “Yes, it is.”

2 → e

  • Question: “Are you from China?”
  • Answer: “No, I’m not.”

3 → d

  • Question: “Are we happy?”
  • Answer: “Yes, we are.”

4 → f

  • Question: “Are they cool?”
  • Answer: “No, they aren’t.”

5 → b

  • Question: “Is she your cousin?”
  • Answer: “No, she isn’t.”

6 → a

  • Question: “Is he your brother?”
  • Answer: “Yes, he is.”

3. Exercise 2: Completing Questions with am, is or are and Short Answers

Fill each blank with am, is, or are. Then complete the short answer.

  1. ___ Is this class 7B?

    • Short answer: Yes, it is.

  2. ___ Are those your books?

    • Short answer: No, they aren’t.

  3. ___ Is this your desk?

    • Short answer: No, it isn’t.

  4. ___ Are we classmates?

    • Short answer: Yes, we are.

  5. ___ Is the teacher cool?

    • Short answer: Yes, he is (or she is).

  6. ___ Are you good at English?

    • Short answer: Yes, I am.

Filled-In Version:

  1. Is this your desk?

    • “No, it isn’t.”

  2. Are we classmates?

    • “Yes, we are.”

  3. Are those your books?

    • “No, they aren’t.”

  4. Is the teacher cool?

    • “Yes, he is.”

  5. Are you good at English?

  • “Yes, I am.”

4. Exercise 3: Forming Questions from Sentences

Use the given sentences to write yes/no questions with to be.

  1. That is your schoolbag.
    → Is that your schoolbag?

  2. You are cool.
    → Are you cool?

  3. Your shoes are brown.
    → Are your shoes brown?

  4. Your favourite music is hip hop.
    → Is your favourite music hip hop?

  5. It’s your birthday today.
    → Is it your birthday today?

  6. Your best friend is in this class.
    → Is your best friend in this class?

5. Summary Table of Answers

Ex Question (completed) Short Answer
1a Is this present for me? → Yes, it is. –
1b Are you from China? → No, I’m not. –
1c Are we happy? → Yes, we are. –
1d Are they cool? → No, they aren’t. –
1e Is she your cousin? → No, she isn’t. –
1f Is he your brother? → Yes, he is. –
2.1 Is this class 7B? Yes, it is.
2.2 Are those your books? No, they aren’t.
2.3 Is this your desk? No, it isn’t.
2.4 Are we classmates? Yes, we are.
2.5 Is the teacher cool? Yes, he is.
2.6 Are you good at English? Yes, I am.
3.1 Is that your schoolbag? –
3.2 Are you cool? –
3.3 Are your shoes brown? –
3.4 Is your favourite music hip hop? –
3.5 Is it your birthday today? –
3.6 Is your best friend in this class? –

6. Key Grammar Points

  • Forming Yes/No Questions with to be (am/is/are)
    Structure:

    Am / Is / Are + subject + complement?
    e.g. Is she your cousin? / Are they cool?

  • Short Answers
    • Yes, subject pronoun + form of to be.
      e.g. Yes, it is. / Yes, we are.
    • No, subject pronoun + negative form.
      e.g. No, I’m not. / No, they aren’t.

Mastering these structures will enable you to ask and answer simple questions about identity, nationality, feelings, and possessions. Practice by turning statements into questions and vice versa!

@Vildan_Kocak