Put in the appropriate form of the verb -to be-: 1. Last year I … a newcomer. 2. Next year he … a second-year student. 3. What … you busy now? 4. When I was five I … afraid of…

Put in the appropriate form of the verb -to be-: 1. Last year I … a newcomer. 2. Next year he … a second-year student. 3. What … you busy now? 4. When I was five I … afraid of dogs. 5. Alex … late for his classes now. 6. Soon they … abroad. 7. John … present yesterday. 8. Tomorrow she … absent. 9. … you thirsty now? 10.We …busy an hour ago. Make the sentences negative: 1. They were sorry. 2. The boy is hungry. 3. She was sure. 4. The bus will be 10 minutes late. 5. Bob and John are friends. 6. I am ill now. 7. He will be tired. 8. Mum was right. 9. Dad is well. 10. The class will be on-line III. Ask four questions of different types to each sentence: 1. Nick is a bright student in our group. 2. Physics was compulsory in school. Choose the right tag: 1. Your scholarship is not big, …? 2. We will be economists, … ? 3. Ann was good at English, … ? 4. In England private schools are expensive, … ? 5. I am right, …? 6. You are a boarder, …? 7. The students were not ready, … ? 8. Kate is sorry, …? 9. You will not be present at the party, …? 10. The boy was fond of parkour, …? a) isn't she b) wasn't she c) aren't you d) will you e) were they f) am I not g) won't we h) is it i) aren't they j) wasn't he Arrange the words into sentences: 1. proud, am, of, I, parents, my. 2. was, the, late, bus, not. 3. busy, are, what, you, with? 4. to meet, I, you, am, glad. 5. homesick, are, you?