Exercise 1. Put in am, is or are. 1. The sky is blue today. 2. I ___ not tired. 3. This shelf _ very heavy. 4. These shelves _ very heavy. 5. The child _ asleep. 6. Look! This _ Mabel. 7. I _cold. 8. The castle _ one thousand years old. 9. My brother and I __ good tennis players. 10. Amy at home but her parents _ in church. 11. I a student. 12. My sister _ an archeologist. 13. My grandparents _ very old. 14. Your spectacles in your bag. 15. This house _ very expensive. 16. The shops open today. 17. Mr. Wren’s grandson six years old. 18. The houses in this street very big. 19. The examination not difficult. 20. Those flowers beautiful. Exercise 2. Write full sentences. 1. (your shoes very dirty) Your shoes are very dirty. _ 2. (my brother a teacher) _ 3. (this house not very big) 4. (the shops not open today) 5. (my keys in my bag) _ 6. (Jenny 18 years old) _ 7. (you not very tall) ___ 8. (my granny kind) _ 9. (I not bad student) _ 10. (it Monday today) _ 11. (I not at home) _ 12. (he pilot) _____ 13. (they in London) _ 14. (Janice my grandmother) _______________ Exercise 3. Complete what Brenda says about herself. Use am, is or are. My name (1) Brenda Foster. I (2) ten years old and I (3) in the fifth form. My birthday (4) _ on the first of January. I (5) from Santa Monica, California, USA. I (6) American. My phone number (7) 235-456-789. I live at 16 Park Street. My post code (8) LA 30 SM. I’ve got a sister and a brother. Their names (9) Gina and Paul. Gina (10) 16 years old and Paul (11) only three. I’ve also got a dog. His name (12) Spot. My Mum (13) a doctor. She works at a hospital. My Dad (14) a driver. He works in Los Angeles. We (15) all friendly in our family. Exercise 4. The verb to be. Insert appropriate present forms. A: Hi, Alex. How (1) _ you? B: Hello David. I (2) _ fine and how (3) _ you doing? A: I (4) _doing fine. B: How (5) _ your sister? Where (6) _she now? A: She (7) _ in London. She (8) _learning English there. B: Really? That (9) _wonderful! How about your parents? A: They (10) _ fine too. They (11) _ in Cyprus now. B: (12) _ you busy tonight? A: Not really, why? B: We (13) _ having a party. Would you like to come? A: I’d love to. B: Then come to our place at 7:00 p.m. Exercise 5. Write positive and negative answers (Yes, I’m. /No, he isn’t, etc.) 1. Are you married? No, I’m not. 6. Is it light now? ____ 2. Is she tall? _ 7. Are your hands warm? 3. Is it cold today? _ 8. Are you thirsty? _ 4. Are you a doctor? 9. Is your father tall? _ 5. Are you hungry? _ 10. Is it sunny? __________ Exercise 6. Put in was or were. My aunt … very depressed last Sunday. The weather … terrible. It … cold and rainy. Her husband … not at home. He … at the hospital because he … sick. Her children … not at school. They … not in the yard, they … in the living room. The TV … broken. The children … not only upset, they … very angry. The neighbours … not happy because the children … too noisy. The house … not clean. The sink … broken. There … dirty dishes on the kitchen table and in the sink. There … nothing in the fridge. There … no vegetables for dinner, there … no juice for her children. There … not even bread in the house! She … tired and hungry. She … just exhausted. Exercise 7. Put in am /is/ are/ was/ were. Some sentences are present and some are past. 1. Last year their son was 26, so he is 27 now. 2. Today the weather _ nice, but yesterday it cold. 3. I _ cold. Can I have something hot to drink? 4. I hungry last night, so I had something to eat. 5. Where _ you at 10 o’clock last Sunday morning? 6. Don’t buy those shoes. They _ too expensive. 7. Why _ you so tired yesterday? 8. We must go now. It _ very late. 9. This time last year I _ in England. 10. We _ tired when we arrived home, so we went to bed. 11. Anton Chekhov died in 1904. He a famous Russian writer. 12. “Where _ the dogs?” – “I don’t know. They __ in the garden ten minutes ago.” Exercise 8. Put in was /wasn’t/ were/ weren’t. 1. We didn’t like that house. It was very old and it wasn’t large enough. 2. Helen got married when she 21 years old. 3. I called you yesterday evening but you _ at home. Where you? 4. My son _ at work last week because he _ ill. He’s better now. 5. The shops _ open yesterday because it _ a public holiday. 6. “_ you at home at 9.30?” – “No, I . I _ at work.” 7. We _ happy with the hotel. Our room very small and it _ very clean. 8. “Where are my keys?” “I don’t know. They _ on the table but they’re not there now.” 9. “_ Sue and Bill at the party?” “Sue _ there but Bill _.” 10. The hotel _ comfortable but it ___ expensive.

Question 1

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Exercise 1. Put in am, is or are. 1. The sky is blue today. 2. I ___ not tired. 3. This shelf _ very heavy. 4. These shelves _ very heavy. 5. The child _ asleep. 6. Look! This _ Mabel. 7. I _cold. 8. The castle _ one thousand years old. 9. My brother and I __ good tennis players. 10. Amy at home but her parents _ in church. 11. I a student. 12. My sister _ an archeologist. 13. My grandparents _ very old. 14. Your spectacles in your bag. 15. This house _ very expensive. 16. The shops open today. 17. Mr. Wren’s grandson six years old. 18. The houses in this street very big. 19. The examination not difficult. 20. Those flowers beautiful. Exercise 2. Write full sentences. 1. (your shoes very dirty) Your shoes are very dirty. _ 2. (my brother a teacher) _ 3. (this house not very big) 4. (the shops not open today) 5. (my keys in my bag) _ 6. (Jenny 18 years old) _ 7. (you not very tall) ___ 8. (my granny kind) _ 9. (I not bad student) _ 10. (it Monday today) _ 11. (I not at home) _ 12. (he pilot) _____ 13. (they in London) _ 14. (Janice my grandmother) _______________ Exercise 3. Complete what Brenda says about herself. Use am, is or are. My name (1) Brenda Foster. I (2) ten years old and I (3) in the fifth form. My birthday (4) _ on the first of January. I (5) from Santa Monica, California, USA. I (6) American. My phone number (7) 235-456-789. I live at 16 Park Street. My post code (8) LA 30 SM. I’ve got a sister and a brother. Their names (9) Gina and Paul. Gina (10) 16 years old and Paul (11) only three. I’ve also got a dog. His name (12) Spot. My Mum (13) a doctor. She works at a hospital. My Dad (14) a driver. He works in Los Angeles. We (15) all friendly in our family. Exercise 4. The verb to be. Insert appropriate present forms. A: Hi, Alex. How (1) _ you? B: Hello David. I (2) _ fine and how (3) _ you doing? A: I (4) _doing fine. B: How (5) _ your sister? Where (6) _she now? A: She (7) _ in London. She (8) _learning English there. B: Really? That (9) _wonderful! How about your parents? A: They (10) _ fine too. They (11) _ in Cyprus now. B: (12) _ you busy tonight? A: Not really, why? B: We (13) _ having a party. Would you like to come? A: I’d love to. B: Then come to our place at 7:00 p.m. Exercise 5. Write positive and negative answers (Yes, I’m. /No, he isn’t, etc.) 1. Are you married? No, I’m not. 6. Is it light now? ____ 2. Is she tall? _ 7. Are your hands warm? 3. Is it cold today? _ 8. Are you thirsty? _ 4. Are you a doctor? 9. Is your father tall? _ 5. Are you hungry? _ 10. Is it sunny? __________ Exercise 6. Put in was or were. My aunt … very depressed last Sunday. The weather … terrible. It … cold and rainy. Her husband … not at home. He … at the hospital because he … sick. Her children … not at school. They … not in the yard, they … in the living room. The TV … broken. The children … not only upset, they … very angry. The neighbours … not happy because the children … too noisy. The house … not clean. The sink … broken. There … dirty dishes on the kitchen table and in the sink. There … nothing in the fridge. There … no vegetables for dinner, there … no juice for her children. There … not even bread in the house! She … tired and hungry. She … just exhausted. Exercise 7. Put in am /is/ are/ was/ were. Some sentences are present and some are past. 1. Last year their son was 26, so he is 27 now. 2. Today the weather _ nice, but yesterday it cold. 3. I _ cold. Can I have something hot to drink? 4. I hungry last night, so I had something to eat. 5. Where _ you at 10 o’clock last Sunday morning? 6. Don’t buy those shoes. They _ too expensive. 7. Why _ you so tired yesterday? 8. We must go now. It _ very late. 9. This time last year I _ in England. 10. We _ tired when we arrived home, so we went to bed. 11. Anton Chekhov died in 1904. He a famous Russian writer. 12. “Where _ the dogs?” – “I don’t know. They __ in the garden ten minutes ago.” Exercise 8. Put in was /wasn’t/ were/ weren’t. 1. We didn’t like that house. It was very old and it wasn’t large enough. 2. Helen got married when she 21 years old. 3. I called you yesterday evening but you _ at home. Where you? 4. My son _ at work last week because he _ ill. He’s better now. 5. The shops _ open yesterday because it _ a public holiday. 6. “_ you at home at 9.30?” – “No, I . I _ at work.” 7. We _ happy with the hotel. Our room very small and it _ very clean. 8. “Where are my keys?” “I don’t know. They _ on the table but they’re not there now.” 9. “_ Sue and Bill at the party?” “Sue _ there but Bill _.” 10. The hotel _ comfortable but it ___ expensive.

Answer

Here are the answers for each exercise you provided:

Exercise 1: Put in am, is or are.

The sky is blue today.
I am not tired.
This shelf is very heavy.
These shelves are very heavy.
The child is asleep.
Look! This is Mabel.
I am cold.
The castle is one thousand years old.
My brother and I are good tennis players.
Amy is at home but her parents are in church.
I am a student.
My sister is an archeologist.
My grandparents are very old.
Your spectacles are in your bag.
This house is very expensive.
The shops are open today.
Mr. Wren’s grandson is six years old.
The houses in this street are very big.
The examination is not difficult.
Those flowers are beautiful.

Exercise 2: Write full sentences.

Your shoes are very dirty.
My brother is a teacher.
This house is not very big.
The shops are not open today.
My keys are in my bag.
Jenny is 18 years old.
You are not very tall.
My granny is kind.
I am not a bad student.
It is Monday today.
I am not at home.
He is a pilot.
They are in London.
Janice is my grandmother.

Exercise 3: Complete what Brenda says about herself.

My name (1) is Brenda Foster. I (2) am ten years old and I (3) am in the fifth form. My birthday (4) is on the first of January. I (5) am from Santa Monica, California, USA. I (6) am American. My phone number (7) is 235-456-789. I live at 16 Park Street. My post code (8) is LA 30 SM. I’ve got a sister and a brother. Their names (9) are Gina and Paul. Gina (10) is 16 years old and Paul (11) is only three. I’ve also got a dog. His name (12) is Spot. My Mum (13) is a doctor. She works at a hospital. My Dad (14) is a driver. He works in Los Angeles. We (15) are all friendly in our family.

Exercise 4: The verb to be. Insert appropriate present forms.

A: Hi, Alex. How (1) are you? B: Hello David. I (2) am fine and how (3) are you doing? A: I (4) am doing fine. B: How (5) is your sister? Where (6) is she now? A: She (7) is in London. She (8) is learning English there. B: Really? That (9) is wonderful! How about your parents? A: They (10) are fine too. They (11) are in Cyprus now. B: (12) Are you busy tonight? A: Not really, why? B: We (13) are having a party. Would you like to come? A: I’d love to. B: Then come to our place at 7:00 p.m.

Exercise 5: Write positive and negative answers.

Are you married? No, I’m not.
Is she tall? Yes, she is. / No, she isn’t.
Is it cold today? Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t.
Are you a doctor? No, I’m not.
Are you hungry? Yes, I am. / No, I’m not.
Is it light now? Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t.
Are your hands warm? Yes, they are. / No, they aren’t.
Are you thirsty? Yes, I am. / No, I’m not.
Is your father tall? Yes, he is. / No, he isn’t.
Is it sunny? Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t.

Exercise 6: Put in was or were.

My aunt was very depressed last Sunday. The weather was terrible. It was cold and rainy. Her husband was not at home. He was at the hospital because he was sick. Her children were not at school. They were not in the yard, they were in the living room. The TV was broken. The children were not only upset, they were very angry. The neighbours were not happy because the children were too noisy. The house was not clean. The sink was broken. There were dirty dishes on the kitchen table and in the sink. There was nothing in the fridge. There were no vegetables for dinner, there was no juice for her children. There was not even bread in the house! She was tired and hungry. She was just exhausted.

Exercise 7: Put in am/is/are/was/were.

Last year their son was 26, so he is 27 now.
Today the weather is nice, but yesterday it was cold.
I am cold. Can I have something hot to drink?
I was hungry last night, so I had something to eat.
Where were you at 10 o’clock last Sunday morning?
Don’t buy those shoes. They are too expensive.
Why were you so tired yesterday?
We must go now. It is very late.
This time last year I was in England.
We were tired when we arrived home, so we went to bed.
Anton Chekhov died in 1904. He was a famous Russian writer.
“Where are the dogs?” – “I don’t know. They were in the garden ten minutes ago.”

Exercise 8: Put in was/wasn’t/were/weren’t.

We didn’t like that house. It was very old and it wasn’t large enough.
Helen got married when she was 21 years old.
I called you yesterday evening but you weren’t at home. Where were you?
My son wasn’t at work last week because he was ill. He’s better now.
The shops weren’t open yesterday because it was a public holiday.
“Were you at home at 9.30?” – “No, I wasn’t. I was at work.”
We were happy with the hotel. Our room was very small and it wasn’t very clean.
“Where are my keys?” “I don’t know. They were on the table but they’re not there now.”
“Were Sue and Bill at the party?” “Sue was there but Bill wasn’t.”
The hotel was comfortable but it wasn’t expensive.

Feel free to reach out if you need more help or have any questions!

Question 2

Exercise 1. Put in am, is or are. 1. The sky is blue today. 2. I _____ not tired. 3. This shelf _____ very heavy. 4. These shelves _____ very heavy. 5. The child _____ asleep. 6. Look! This _____ Mabel. 7. I _____cold. 8. The castle _____ one thousand years old. 9. My brother and I ______ good tennis players. 10. Amy ____ at home but her parents _____ in church. 11. I ____ a student. 12. My sister _____ an archeologist. 13. My grandparents _____ very old. 14. Your spectacles ____ in your bag. 15. This house _____ very expensive. 16. The shops ____ open today. 17. Mr. Wren’s grandson ____ six years old. 18. The houses in this street ____ very big. 19. The examination ____ not difficult. 20. Those flowers ____ beautiful. Exercise 2. Write full sentences. 1. (your shoes very dirty) Your shoes are very dirty. _______________________ 2. (my brother a teacher) _____________________________________________ 3. (this house not very big) ____________________________________________ 4. (the shops not open today) __________________________________________ 5. (my keys in my bag) _______________________________________________ 6. (Jenny 18 years old) _______________________________________________ 7. (you not very tall) _________________________________________________ 8. (my granny kind) _________________________________________________ 9. (I not bad student) _________________________________________________ 10. (it Monday today) _________________________________________________ 11. (I not at home) ___________________________________________________ 12. (he pilot) _______________________________________________________ 13. (they in London) _________________________________________________ 14. (Janice my grandmother) ___________________________________________ Exercise 3. Complete what Brenda says about herself. Use am, is or are. My name (1) ______ Brenda Foster. I (2) ______ ten years old and I (3) ______ in the fifth form. My birthday (4) _____ on the first of January. I (5) ______ from Santa Monica, California, USA. I (6) ______ American. My phone number (7) ______ 235-456-789. I live at 16 Park Street. My post code (8) ______ LA 30 SM. I’ve got a sister and a brother. Their names (9) ______ Gina and Paul. Gina (10) ______ 16 years old and Paul (11) ______ only three. I’ve also got a dog. His name (12) ______ Spot. My Mum (13) ______ a doctor. She works at a hospital. My Dad (14) ______ a driver. He works in Los Angeles. We (15) ______ all friendly in our family. Exercise 4. The verb to be. Insert appropriate present forms. A: Hi, Alex. How (1) _________ you? B: Hello David. I (2) _________ fine and how (3) _________ you doing? A: I (4) _________doing fine. B: How (5) _________ your sister? Where (6) _________she now? A: She (7) _________ in London. She (8) _________learning English there. B: Really? That (9) _________wonderful! How about your parents? A: They (10) _________ fine too. They (11) _________ in Cyprus now. B: (12) _________ you busy tonight? A: Not really, why? B: We (13) _________ having a party. Would you like to come? A: I’d love to. B: Then come to our place at 7:00 p.m. Exercise 5. Write positive and negative answers (Yes, I’m. /No, he isn’t, etc.) 1. Are you married? No, I’m not. 6. Is it light now? ________________ 2. Is she tall? _______________ 7. Are your hands warm? __________ 3. Is it cold today? ___________ 8. Are you thirsty? _______________ 4. Are you a doctor? __________ 9. Is your father tall? _____________ 5. Are you hungry? ___________ 10. Is it sunny? __________________ Exercise 6. Put in was or were. My aunt … very depressed last Sunday. The weather … terrible. It … cold and rainy. Her husband … not at home. He … at the hospital because he … sick. Her children … not at school. They … not in the yard, they … in the living room. The TV … broken. The children … not only upset, they … very angry. The neighbours … not happy because the children … too noisy. The house … not clean. The sink … broken. There … dirty dishes on the kitchen table and in the sink. There … nothing in the fridge. There … no vegetables for dinner, there … no juice for her children. There … not even bread in the house! She … tired and hungry. She … just exhausted. Exercise 7. Put in am /is/ are/ was/ were. Some sentences are present and some are past. 1. Last year their son was 26, so he is 27 now. 2. Today the weather _______ nice, but yesterday it ______ cold. 3. I _______ cold. Can I have something hot to drink? 4. I ______ hungry last night, so I had something to eat. 5. Where _______ you at 10 o’clock last Sunday morning? 6. Don’t buy those shoes. They _______ too expensive. 7. Why _______ you so tired yesterday? 8. We must go now. It _______ very late. 9. This time last year I _______ in England. 10. We _______ tired when we arrived home, so we went to bed. 11. Anton Chekhov died in 1904. He ________ a famous Russian writer. 12. “Where _______ the dogs?” – “I don’t know. They ________ in the garden ten minutes ago.” Exercise 8. Put in was /wasn’t/ were/ weren’t. 1. We didn’t like that house. It was very old and it wasn’t large enough. 2. Helen got married when she ________ 21 years old. 3. I called you yesterday evening but you _______ at home. Where ______ you? 4. My son _______ at work last week because he _______ ill. He’s better now. 5. The shops _______ open yesterday because it _______ a public holiday. 6. “_______ you at home at 9.30?” – “No, I ______. I _______ at work.” 7. We _______ happy with the hotel. Our room ________ very small and it _______ very clean. 8. “Where are my keys?” “I don’t know. They _______ on the table but they’re not there now.” 9. “_______ Sue and Bill at the party?” “Sue _______ there but Bill _______.” 10. The hotel _______ comfortable but it _______ expensive.

Answer

Here are the answers for each exercise you provided: ### Exercise 1: Put in am, is or are. 1. The sky is blue today. 2. I **am** not tired. 3. This shelf **is** very heavy. 4. These shelves **are** very heavy. 5. The child **is** asleep. 6. Look! This **is** Mabel. 7. I **am** cold. 8. The castle **is** one thousand years old. 9. My brother and I **are** good tennis players. 10. Amy **is** at home but her parents **are** in church. 11. I **am** a student. 12. My sister **is** an archeologist. 13. My grandparents **are** very old. 14. Your spectacles **are** in your bag. 15. This house **is** very expensive. 16. The shops **are** open today. 17. Mr. Wren’s grandson **is** six years old. 18. The houses in this street **are** very big. 19. The examination **is** not difficult. 20. Those flowers **are** beautiful. ### Exercise 2: Write full sentences. 1. Your shoes are very dirty. 2. My brother **is a teacher**. 3. This house **is not very big**. 4. The shops **are not open today**. 5. My keys **are in my bag**. 6. Jenny **is 18 years old**. 7. You **are not very tall**. 8. My granny **is kind**. 9. I **am not a bad student**. 10. It **is Monday today**. 11. I **am not at home**. 12. He **is a pilot**. 13. They **are in London**. 14. Janice **is my grandmother**. ### Exercise 3: Complete what Brenda says about herself. My name (1) **is** Brenda Foster. I (2) **am** ten years old and I (3) **am** in the fifth form. My birthday (4) **is** on the first of January. I (5) **am** from Santa Monica, California, USA. I (6) **am** American. My phone number (7) **is** 235-456-789. I live at 16 Park Street. My post code (8) **is** LA 30 SM. I’ve got a sister and a brother. Their names (9) **are** Gina and Paul. Gina (10) **is** 16 years old and Paul (11) **is** only three. I’ve also got a dog. His name (12) **is** Spot. My Mum (13) **is** a doctor. She works at a hospital. My Dad (14) **is** a driver. He works in Los Angeles. We (15) **are** all friendly in our family. ### Exercise 4: The verb to be. Insert appropriate present forms. A: Hi, Alex. How (1) **are** you? B: Hello David. I (2) **am** fine and how (3) **are** you doing? A: I (4) **am** doing fine. B: How (5) **is** your sister? Where (6) **is** she now? A: She (7) **is** in London. She (8) **is** learning English there. B: Really? That (9) **is** wonderful! How about your parents? A: They (10) **are** fine too. They (11) **are** in Cyprus now. B: (12) **Are** you busy tonight? A: Not really, why? B: We (13) **are** having a party. Would you like to come? A: I’d love to. B: Then come to our place at 7:00 p.m. ### Exercise 5: Write positive and negative answers. 1. Are you married? No, I’m not. 2. Is she tall? **Yes, she is. / No, she isn’t.** 3. Is it cold today? **Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t.** 4. Are you a doctor? **No, I’m not.** 5. Are you hungry? **Yes, I am. / No, I’m not.** 6. Is it light now? **Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t.** 7. Are your hands warm? **Yes, they are. / No, they aren’t.** 8. Are you thirsty? **Yes, I am. / No, I’m not.** 9. Is your father tall? **Yes, he is. / No, he isn’t.** 10. Is it sunny? **Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t.** ### Exercise 6: Put in was or were. My aunt **was** very depressed last Sunday. The weather **was** terrible. It **was** cold and rainy. Her husband **was not** at home. He **was** at the hospital because he **was** sick. Her children **were** not at school. They **were** not in the yard, they **were** in the living room. The TV **was** broken. The children **were** not only upset, they **were** very angry. The neighbours **were** not happy because the children **were** too noisy. The house **was** not clean. The sink **was** broken. There **were** dirty dishes on the kitchen table and in the sink. There **was** nothing in the fridge. There **were** no vegetables for dinner, there **was** no juice for her children. There **was** not even bread in the house! She **was** tired and hungry. She **was** just exhausted. ### Exercise 7: Put in am/is/are/was/were. 1. Last year their son **was** 26, so he **is** 27 now. 2. Today the weather **is** nice, but yesterday it **was** cold. 3. I **am** cold. Can I have something hot to drink? 4. I **was** hungry last night, so I had something to eat. 5. Where **were** you at 10 o’clock last Sunday morning? 6. Don’t buy those shoes. They **are** too expensive. 7. Why **were** you so tired yesterday? 8. We must go now. It **is** very late. 9. This time last year I **was** in England. 10. We **were** tired when we arrived home, so we went to bed. 11. Anton Chekhov died in 1904. He **was** a famous Russian writer. 12. “Where **are** the dogs?” – “I don’t know. They **were** in the garden ten minutes ago.” ### Exercise 8: Put in was/wasn’t/were/weren’t. 1. We didn’t like that house. It was very old and it wasn’t large enough. 2. Helen got married when she **was** 21 years old. 3. I called you yesterday evening but you **weren’t** at home. Where **were** you? 4. My son **wasn’t** at work last week because he **was** ill. He’s better now. 5. The shops **weren’t** open yesterday because it **was** a public holiday. 6. “**Were** you at home at 9.30?” – “No, I **wasn’t**. I **was** at work.” 7. We **were** happy with the hotel. Our room **was** very small and it **wasn’t** very clean. 8. “Where are my keys?” “I don’t know. They **were** on the table but they’re not there now.” 9. “**Were** Sue and Bill at the party?” “Sue **was** there but Bill **wasn’t**.” 10. The hotel **was** comfortable but it **wasn’t** expensive. Feel free to reach out if you need more help or have any questions!