This document discusses the difference between using "is" and "are" in sentences. "Is" is used when referring to one object or person, while "are" is used when referring to multiple objects or persons. Examples are provided showing the correct use of "is" and "are" based on whether the subject is singular or plural.

1. Is Are or

2. We use the word is when we are talking about 1 object or person.

3. We use the word are when we are talking about many objects or persons.

4. The lady _________ reading a book. is

5. My favourite food _________ spaghetti is

6. The children _________ at school. are

7. The weather _________ sunny today. is

8. Anne’s new coat _________ beautiful. is

9. The boys _________ playing happily in the playground. are