The document provides examples of filling in blanks with verbs like "is", "are", and "am" as well as examples of forming sentences and questions using those verbs. It includes sentences with missing verbs to be filled in, full sentences using "is/isn't/are/aren't", questions using verb forms and question words, and forming questions using verb forms and words provided in a box. The document offers practice with common verb forms and question structures in English.

1. Fill in the blanks with: is, are, am
1. The weather ______ nice today.
2. I ______ very tired today.
3. This box ______ very heavy.
4. These books ______ very good.
5. Look out! There ______ a bus coming.
6. My brother and I ______ good soccer players
7. Susan ______ at school and her friends ______ at home.
Write a full sentence. Using Is / isn’t / are / aren’t
1. Your pants are very dirty.
Your pants very dirty. _______________________________
2. My sister a student. _______________________________
3. Our school not good. _______________________________
4. The boys not here today. ____________________________
5. Susan 14-years-old. _______________________________
Write a question using ( is / are / am) and the words in the box
married, name, old, teacher, from, her name
Are you married?
1. ________________________________________________
2. ________________________________________________
3. ________________________________________________
4. ________________________________________________
5. ________________________________________________
6. ________________________________________________