I'm Not, He Isn't

by Vocafy Patvirtinta

Anglų (JAV) A1 Klausimai (12) Gramatika

Practice “am not,” “isn't,” and “aren't” in short messages about you and other people.

1. 1. Užpildykite tuščią vietą.

   I ___ tired.

   • am not
   • isn't
   • aren't

   Look at the word “I.”

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   I am not tired.

   You can also say “I'm not tired.”

2. 2. Užpildykite tuščią vietą.

   He ___ at home.

   • aren't
   • isn't
   • am not

   The message is about one person: “he.”

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   He isn't at home.

   Use “isn't” with “he”: “He isn't at home.”

3. 3. Užpildykite tuščią vietą.

   They ___ hungry.

   • isn't
   • am not
   • aren't

   The message is about “they,” not “I” or “he.”

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   They aren't hungry.

   “They aren't hungry” means “They are not hungry.”

4. 4. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   What is the full form of “I'm” in this message?

   I'm not cold.

   • I is
   • I am
   • I are

   Think of the form of “be” that goes with “I.”

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   • I am

   “I'm” means “I am.” The word “not” comes after it.

5. 5. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   Who is Mia?

   Mia isn't my sister. She's my friend.

   • My sister.
   • My mother.
   • My friend.

   The second sentence tells you who Mia is.

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   • My friend.

   “Isn't my sister” means Mia is not the speaker's sister.

6. 6. Sudėliokite žodžius teisinga tvarka.

   A message to a happy friend.

   • sad.
   • You
   • aren't

   Start with the person you are talking to.

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   You aren't sad.

   Use “you aren't” when you talk to one person or several people.

7. 7. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   Which message has the same meaning?

   It's not my phone.

   • It isn't my phone.
   • It is my phone.
   • It isn't your phone.

   Keep both the negative meaning and the word “my.”

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   • It isn't my phone.

   “It's not” and “it isn't” both mean “it is not.”

8. 8. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   Amy's message: Who does “we” mean?

   Leo and I aren't at school. We're at home.

   • Only Amy.
   • Only Leo.
   • Amy and Leo.

   Amy uses “I” to talk about herself.

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   • Amy and Leo.

   “We” includes the speaker and at least one other person.

9. 9. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

   Max feels well. What is your short reply about Max?

   Is Max sick?

   • Yes, he is.
   • No, he isn't.
   • No, I'm not.

   Your reply is about Max, not yourself.

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   • No, he isn't.

   A short reply can end with “isn't.” You don't need to repeat “sick.”

10. 10. Užpildykite tuščią vietą.

    My shoes ___ here. They're in the car.

    • aren't
    • isn't
    • am not

    “Shoes” means more than one shoe.

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    My shoes aren't here. They're in the car.

    Use “aren't” with plural things, such as shoes or bags.

11. 11. Sudėliokite žodžius teisinga tvarka.

    A message about you and Emma.

    • she
    • I'm
    • and
    • isn't
    • at school.
    • at work,
    • not

    The message starts with you, then talks about Emma.

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    I'm not at work, and she isn't at school.

    “And” joins the two parts of this message.

12. 12. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    Which message from Lily matches their words?

    Lily: “I'm not late. I'm here now.”
    Tom: “I'm not ready. I need five minutes.”

    • I'm not ready, but he isn't late.
    • I'm not late, but he is ready.
    • I'm not late, but he isn't ready.

    In Lily's message, “I” is Lily and “he” is Tom.

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    • I'm not late, but he isn't ready.

    Lily uses “I'm not” about herself and “he isn't” about Tom.