The document provides exercises to complete questions using forms of "to be" verbs like am, is, are. The exercises include filling in blanks with the correct verb form, rearranging words to form a question, and forming questions from statements. The purpose is to practice identifying and using different subject-verb forms in English questions.

1. Complete the questions with
Am, Is, Are:
1. _____ he a doctor?
2. _____ we pupils?
3. _____ I a boy?
4. _____ it my family?
5. _____ she my sister?
6. _____ you my friend?
7. _____ they my mum and dad?
8. _____ I a girl?
9. _____ you my friends?
10. ______ they pencils?
Put the words into correct order to make a question:
1. this is a bag ? - ______________________________
2. are cats they ? - _____________________________
3. a child I am ? - ______________________________
4. we children are? - ____________________________
5. those my balls are? - __________________________
6. my brother are you? - _________________________
7. he a boy is? - _______________________________
8. a girl is she ? - ______________________________
9. is a present that? ? - _________________________
10. teachers are these? - ________________________
Make question:
1. We are sisters. - ________________________________________
2. I am a schoolchild. - _____________________________________
3. It is a crayon. - ________________________________________
4. They are stickers. - _____________________________________
5. This is a robot. - _______________________________________
6. He is my grandpa. - _____________________________________
7. Those are rubbers. - ____________________________________
8. It is sunny. - __________________________________
9. She is my grandma. - _________________________
10. You are a baby. - ________________________