The document contains a series of statements using forms of the verbs "to be" in simple sentences describing characteristics of people, places, and things. Some sentences affirm qualities while others deny them, such as describing that sisters Sarah and someone are related, that England is a country, or that a person is not weak but strong instead.

1. isn’t
are is
is isn’t
are Isn’t
is
is Aren’t
are is
Am jesus. I am
From Peru. I’m 16 years old.

2. Sarah and I are sisters
Ben and tim are at school
Horses and cows are animal
England is a country
Tim is from america

3. is
He is
Is he
is
Is he
He isn’t, he is
Is a
Is the
The isn’t. the is

4. Is she ugly?
Is he weak?
No, he isn’t weak
He is strong
No, she isn’t ugly
She is beautiful
Is iy slow?
No, it isn’t slow
It is fast
Are they short?
No, they aren’t short
They are tall
Is she sad?
No, she isn’t sad
She is happy