VERB ("TO BE") A verb can also be a word that shows a state or condition. (I am tired). Some state verbs are: is, are, am the verb ("to be") usually follows a noun or pronoun. singular plural I am we are you are you are he is they are it is she is Verb ("to be") (noun or pronoun) verb Bill is a man. He is a boy. Tara is a girl. Terry and Robert are happy. A mouse is small. I am Canadian. Tom is tired. EXERCISES: Select the correct verb for the following: we verb am are is I verb am are is she verb am are is they verb am are is you verb am are is it verb am are is he verb am are is they verb am are is he verb am are is you verb am are is Answers: 1-are, 2-am, 3-is, 4-are, 5-are, 6-is, 7-is, 8-are, 9-is, 10-are EXERCISES: Select the correct verb for the following: Mary and I verb am are is happy. I verb am are is a student. Miss. Thatcher verb am are is a teacher. Bob and Ted verb am are is young. You verb am are is tall. The dog verb am are is brown. He verb am are is at home. They verb am are is sad. Daniel verb am are is a soldier You verb am are is my best friends. Answers: the nouns are: 1-are,2-am3-is,4-are,5-are,6-is 7-is,8-are, 9-is, 10-are EXERCISES: Click the box beside the verb. he is are talk it write see am Bill walk Answers: the verbs are: 2,3,4,6,7,8,10