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This page offers interactive am, is, are exercises with answers to help you practice the present simple of the verb “to be.” These activities are designed for beginners and English learners who want clear and simple online practice.
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Grammar Exercises – The Simple Present of the Verb “to Be.”
Present Simple of the Verb “To Be” – Quick Recap
Affirmative Form
- I am (I’m)
- You are (You’re)
- He/She/It is (He’s / She’s / It’s)
- We are (We’re)
- They are (They’re)
Negative Form
- I am not
- You are not (aren’t)
- He/She/It is not (isn’t)
- We are not
- They are not
Question Form
- Am I?
- Are you?
- Is he/she/it?
- Are we?
- Are they?
You may want to read the lesson on the simple present of the verb to be.
FAQs – Present Simple “To Be”
What is the present simple of the verb “to be”?
The present simple forms of “to be” are am, is, and are.
When do we use am, is, and are?
Use am with I
Use is with he, she, it
Use are with you, we, they
What are some examples of am, is, are?
I am a student.
She is happy.
They are friends.


