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02 октября 2026 06:05 · публичный вопрос
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Short answer

1. Fill in with am, is, are

  1. He is a student.
  2. You are French.
  3. I am a student.
  4. She is a young lady.
  5. It is a car.
  6. Nick is from Glasgow.
  7. Ann is a doctor.
  8. This is a classroom.
  9. The door is brown.
  10. Pete is happy.
  11. Bess is in Moscow.
  12. The book is thin.
  13. They are from Canada.
  14. It is fifth.

2. Fill in with pronouns

One possible version:

  1. She is a teacher.
  2. You are a good friend.
  3. It is a table.
  4. I am a student.
  5. He is Mr. Robinson.
  6. It is a cat.
  7. He is a young man.
  8. I am fine.
  9. She is in London.
  10. It is in the car.

Key rule

  • I → am
  • He / she / it → is
  • You / we / they → are

A singular noun also takes is: Nick is, the book is.
A plural subject takes are: They are.

In Exercise 2, sentences 1, 9 and 10 have no context, so other singular pronouns may also be grammatically possible.

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### Short answer #### 1. Fill in with **am, is, are** 1. He **is** a student. 2. You **are** French. 3. I **am** a student. 4. She **is** a young lady. 5. It **is** a car. 6. Nick **is** from Glasgow. 7. Ann **is** a doctor. 8. This **is** a classroom. 9. The door **is** brown. 10. Pete **is** happy. 11. Bess **is** in Moscow. 12. The book **is** thin. 13. They **are** from Canada. 14. It **is** fifth. #### 2. Fill in with pronouns One possible version: 1. **She** is a teacher. 2. **You** are a good friend. 3. **It** is a table. 4. **I** am a student. 5. **He** is Mr. Robinson. 6. **It** is a cat. 7. **He** is a young man. 8. **I** am fine. 9. **She** is in London. 10. **It** is in the car. ### Key rule - **I → am** - **He / she / it → is** - **You / we / they → are** A singular noun also takes **is**: *Nick is, the book is*. A plural subject takes **are**: *They are*. In Exercise 2, sentences 1, 9 and 10 have no context, so other singular pronouns may also be grammatically possible.