To Be Am, Is, Are : The Simple Present Tense Quiz | Verb To be |Basic English Grammar|Andrew

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The simple present form of be (am, is, are) is used when the subject of the sentence is linked to the complement, meaning that what comes after the be is what the subject is about. The complement may come in the form of a noun, an adjective, or a prepositional phrase. The be is also used when the subject of the sentence is put in the present continuous tense, or in a passive voice.
Choose “am”, “is”, or “are” to complete the following sentences.
 
1.       I ____ a student.
a.       am
b.       is
c.       are
2.       They ____ my friends.
a.        am
b.       Is
c.       are
 
3.       She____ my sister.
a.        am
b.       Is
c.       are
 
4.       He ____ my brother.
a.       am
b.       is
c.       are
 
5.       We ____ brothers.
a.       am
b.       Is
c.       are
 
 
6.       You ____ a good man.
a.       am
b.       Is
c.       are
 
7.       A cat ____ an animal.
a.       am
b.       is
c.       are
 
8.       _____ I one of your friends too?
a.       Am
b.       Is
c.       Are
 
9.       John and I ____ going to study Japanese.
a.       am
b.       Is
c.       are
10.   Nancy ____ a smart little girl.
a.       am
b.       is
c.       are
 
11.   The movie ____ interesting.
a.       am
d.       is
b.       are
 
12.   The cats ____ cute.
a.       am
b.       is
e.       are
 
 
13.   The candy ____ sweet.
a.       am
f.        is
b.       are
 
14.   ____ that a pen?
a.       Am
g.       Is
b.       Are
 
15.   _____ they soldiers?
a.       Am
b.       Is
c.       Are