Exercise 2. write full sentences. use “am/is/ are” each time. (my grandparents very old) my grandparents are very old. (my desk very comfortable) ________________________ (your spectacles in your bag)_______________________ (i not very clever today)___________________________ (this house very expensive)__________________________ (the shops not open today)___________________________ (mr. wren’s grandson six years old)___________________ (the houses in this street very big)_____________________ (the examination not difficult)________________________ (those flowers very beautiful)________________________

Here are the completed sentences using the correct forms of the verb "to be" (am, is, or are):

• (my desk very comfortable) My desk is very comfortable.
• (your spectacles in your bag) Your spectacles are in your bag.
• (i not very clever today) I am not very clever today.
• (this house very expensive) This house is very expensive.
• (the shops not open today) The shops are not open today.
• (mr. wren’s grandson six years old) Mr. Wren’s grandson is six years old.
• (the houses in this street very big) The houses in this street are very big.
• (the examination not difficult) The examination is not difficult.
• (those flowers very beautiful) Those flowers are beautiful.

Grammar Reference To help you with similar exercises in the future, here is a quick breakdown of which verb form to use:

Would you like me to provide more practice sentences for the negative or question forms of these verbs?