The document contains examples of questions using the verb "to be" and their answers. It includes questions about children in a class using "are" and "aren't" as well as questions about a character named Matthew's happiness using "is" and "isn't". It also includes a question Chip asks Matthew using "are" and the response "am not". The second part of the document provides picture matching exercises pairing questions with answers using "is", "isn't", "are", and "aren't".

1. Look at the picture.

2. Complete the questions using the
verb TO BE
• ______ the children in class?
• No, they _______
• _____Matthew happy?
• No,he ______
• «_______ you hurt?» says Chip.
• «No,I__________not» says Matthew.
Are
aren’t
Is
isn’t
Are
am not

3. Look at the picture:

4. Match the questions and answers.
• Is Wilf wearing a blue hat? Yes,she is.
• Is the goat in the field? Yes,he is.
• Are the children playing? Yes,it is.
• Is the goat chewing the gown? No,he isn’t.
• Is Mrs May upset? No, it isn’t.
• Is Biff wearing a yellow dress? Yes, they are.
• Are the children surprised? No,she isn’t.
• Is Mr.Scroop running? No,they aren’t.