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🟥A0 ESOL: Am, Is and Are Worksheet






Am, Is and Are Worksheet

Part 1: Fill in the blanks

Write am, is, or are in the blanks.


I ___ a student.

She ___ my teacher.

They ___ my friends.

He ___ from Japan.

It ___ a cat.

We ___ in the classroom.

You ___ very kind.

The book ___ on the table.

My mother ___ a doctor.

The chairs ___ blue.

Part 2: Match the sentences

Draw a line to match the correct sentence halves.


I am ___ a. a teacher.

He is ___ b. my best friend.

They are ___ c. a student.

It is ___ d. a cat.

She is ___ e. in New Zealand.

We are ___ f. happy.

You are ___ g. from Korea.

The books are ___ h. on the table.

Part 3: Choose the correct answer

Circle the correct word to complete the sentence.


She (am / is / are) a doctor.

We (am / is / are) from Thailand.

The sky (am / is / are) blue.

I (am / is / are) very happy today.

He (am / is / are) my brother.

The students (am / is / are) in the classroom.

You (am / is / are) very nice.

My dog (am / is / are) small and cute.

Part 4: Fix the mistakes

Correct the mistakes in these sentences.


I is happy. → _____________

She am my teacher. → _____________

They is friends. → _____________

It are a dog. → _____________

We is in class. → _____________

The books is on the table. → _____________

He am my father. → _____________

You is my friend. → _____________

Part 5: Write about yourself

Write three sentences about yourself using am, is, are.


Answer Key

Part 1: Fill in the blanks

am

is

are

is

is

are

are

is

is

are

Part 2: Match the sentences

1 - c

2 - g

3 - b

4 - d

5 - a

6 - e

7 - f

8 - h


Part 3: Choose the correct answer

is

are

is

am

is

are

are

is

Part 4: Fix the mistakes

I am happy.

She is my teacher.

They are friends.

It is a dog.

We are in class.

The books are on the table.

He is my father.

You are my friend.

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