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    The document provides examples of using verbs like "to be" correctly in sentences. It contains two sections - the first with sentences to complete using the verb, and the second underlining the correct word in sentences. The document practices basic grammar concepts like subject-verb agreement and identifying verbs.

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    The document provides examples of using verbs like "to be" correctly in sentences. It contains two sections - the first with sentences to complete using the verb, and the second underlining the correct word in sentences. The document practices basic grammar concepts like subject-verb agreement and identifying verbs.

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    The document provides examples of using verbs like "to be" correctly in sentences. It contains two sections - the first with sentences to complete using the verb, and the second underlining the correct word in sentences. The document practices basic grammar concepts like subject-verb agreement and identifying verbs.

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    The document provides examples of using verbs like "to be" correctly in sentences. It contains two sections - the first with sentences to complete using the verb, and the second underlining the correct word in sentences. The document practices basic grammar concepts like subject-verb agreement and identifying verbs.

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    I. Complete the sentence. Use the verb.

    To be
    1. Are You a student?
    2. We`re not American, We’re Scottish.
    3. “Is she in level three?” “No, she isn’t.
    4. “Is Luis Spanish? “Yes, he is.
    5. It is Chinese food. It’s Japanese.
    6. “Where are you from?” “I’m from Peru.”
    7. “Are they nurses?” “No, they aren’t.
    8. I am Italian. I’m from Roma.
    9. These are headphones.
    10. Leo and I ‘m best friends.

    II. Underline the correct word


    1. Lima are/ is the capital of Peru. Lima is the capital of Peru.
    2. Are/ is Liu and zhaoram from China. Are Lui and Zhaoram from China.
    3. What’s your / you addres?. What’s your addres?
    4. They / their mother is from Russia. Their mother is from Russia.
    5. Alice and Amy aren’t/isn’t students. Alice and Amy aren’t students.
    6. Her/His name is Pauline. She’s Italian. Her name is Pauline. She’s Italian.

    III. Complete the sentences with the correct word or phrase.


    1. I’m thirsty Let’s stop.

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