The document provides examples of using negative forms of the verbs "to be" in English, including "am not", "isn't", and "aren't". It tests the reader's ability to choose the correct negative form for different subjects, such as "I", "she", plural nouns, and more. The summary focuses on the purpose and structure of the document.

1. VERB TO BE - NEGATIVE ‘ M NOT ISN’T AREN´T Choose the right form. Play We form the negative by adding not after am, is, are. The short forms of negatives are made with n’t , except with I.

2. AM NOT ISN’T AREN’T I ______ a boy. Great! ‘ m not VERB TO BE

3. AM NOT ISN’T AREN’T She ______ old. Great! isn’t VERB TO BE

4. AM NOT ISN’T AREN’T My brother _____ an old man . Great! isn’t VERB TO BE

5. AM NOT ISN’T AREN’T These birds ______ big. Great! aren’t VERB TO BE

6. AM NOT ISN’T AREN’T My son and I _______ bored. Great! aren’t VERB TO BE

7. AM NOT ISN’T AREN’T The balloon _______ red. Great! isn’t VERB TO BE

8. AM NOT ISN’T AREN’T The dog ______ big and ugly. Great! isn’t VERB TO BE

9. AM NOT ISN’T AREN’T You _______ teachers. Great! aren’t VERB TO BE

10. AM NOT ISN’T AREN’T Rose _______ Portuguese. Great! isn’t VERB TO BE

11. AM NOT ISN’T AREN’T We _______ crocodiles. Great! aren’t VERB TO BE