Answers for the visible exercises:
1. Short forms
- My friends aren’t at home.
- You aren’t right.
- I’m not a superhero.
- Ben isn’t my friend.
- She isn’t my aunt.
- They aren’t my cousins.
2. Negative sentences
- She isn’t eleven. She isn’t at school.
- They aren’t happy. They aren’t at home.
- He isn’t a teacher. He isn’t ready for school.
3. Vocabulary
- Poland — Polish
- France — French
- the UK — British
- Italy — Italian
- China — Chinese
- the USA — American
- Spain — Spanish
4. Sentences about you
This exercise has personal answers. Choose the form that is true for you:
- My school is / isn’t in the USA.
- My English teacher is / isn’t British.
- My friends are / aren’t in China.
- My parents are / aren’t Polish.
- I am / ’m not Italian.
- I am / ’m not ten.
5. Dialogue
- is
- are
- am not
- are
- is
- isn’t
- is
- isn’t
- is
Completed dialogue:
It is you, Dug. You are with your granddad and granny, right?
No, I am not. They are my parents. My dad is British, but my mother isn’t British. She is Polish.
It isn’t a new photo.
That’s right. The photo is very old.
Rule:
- I → am / am not
- he, she, it → is / isn’t
- you, we, they and plurals → are / aren’t
The result is correct because each form agrees with its subject.
