GRAMMAR A1/A2: VERB 'BE' PRACTICE
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This document provides a list of 11 online resources and 3 PDFs that contain exercises focused on practicing the present tense of the verb "to be" in English. The online resources include practice activities and lessons on forming questions and negatives with "to be" as well as exercises testing different uses of the verb.
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