This document contains an English grammar exercise for 5th grade students. It provides sentences to complete using the verb "to be" in both affirmative and negative forms, including long and short forms. Students are asked to fill in the blanks with the correct form of "to be" and then rewrite the sentences using the specified form. The exercise focuses on conjugating the verb "to be" in the present tense.

1. English 5th
grade
Name: ____________ Surname: __________ Class: _____ Number: _____
1- Complete with the verb to be.
(Affirmative – Long form)
2- Rewrite the sentences using the short form.
(Affirmative)
a) It ______ your dog. a) ________________________________
b) We ______ friends. b) ________________________________
c) She _______ Jane. c) ________________________________
d) I ______ a teacher. d) ________________________________
e) He _______ ten years old. e) ________________________________
f) We _______ your parents. f) ________________________________
g) You _______ a student. g) ________________________________
h) It ______ their car. h) ________________________________
i) They ______ sisters. i) ________________________________
3- Complete with the verb to be.
(Negative – Long form)
4- Rewrite the sentences using the short form.
(Negative)
a) It _____________ your cat. a) ________________________________
b) We ____________ cousins. b) ________________________________
c) She ____________ Mary. c) ________________________________
d) I ___________ a clown. d) ________________________________
e) He ________ nine years old. e) ________________________________
f) We __________ your uncles. f) ________________________________
g) You __________ from Spain. g) ________________________________
h) It ______________ my pen. h) ________________________________
i) They _____________ French. i) ________________________________