Write the short form (she is/we aren't etc) 1. I'm

2. you're

3. they aren't

4. it isn't

5. she's

Put in am, is or are

1. I ... not tired

2. This case ... very heavy

3. These cases ... very heavy

4. the dog ... asleep

5. Look! There ... Carol

Write the short form (she is/we aren't etc) 1. I'm2. you're3. they aren't 4. it isn't5. she'sPut in am, is or are1. I ... not tired2. This case ... very heavy3. These cases ... very heavy4. the dog ... asleep5. Look! There ... Carol

Match the sentences with the same meaning. 1 Carol isn't as tall as Ruth. 2 Carol is as tall as Ruth. 3. Carol isn't as short as Ruth. 4. Carol isn't as old as Ruth. 5. Carol is as old as Ruth. 6. Carol isn't as young as Ruth a) Ruth is 1.

Negative: There isn't or there aren't Circle the correct from. 1) There (isn't/aren't) a cinema in my street? ISN'T 2) There (isn't/aren't) cars in the town centre? 3) There (isn't/aren't) an E in station?

Asel: Hello, Carol. How are you? Carol: I feel terrible! Asel: Oh, no! What's wrong? Carol: I've got a cold. A really bad cold. I zneeze all the time and my temperature is 39 degrees. I can't read. I just feel terrible. Asel: Poor you.

Complete the sentences. Use a comparative form of adjective or adverb. 1. Helen's car is not very big. She wants a ... one. 2. My job is not very interesting. I want to do something ... 3. You are not very tall. Your brother is ... 4.