Emma : This queue’s long, and i’m bored.
Olivia: Emma, look!
Emma: What?
Olivia: Look — there, is the queue!
Emma: Where?
Olivia: There! It’s that famous tennis player!
Emma: Is it Fernando Torres?
Olivia: No, it isn’t! Fernando Torres isn’t a tennis player. He’s a footballer.
Emma: Well, who is it? What’s his name?
Olivia: It’s a Spanish name.
Emma: Kaka?
Olivia: No! Kaka’s Brazilian, and he’s a footballer too.
Emma: Oh, wait … is it Rafael Nadal?
Olivia: Yes it is! That’s right. He’s gorgeous. Who’s he with?
Emma: Oh! She’s an American actress … Angelina, er …
Olivia: Jolie? Angelina Jolie!
Emma: Yeah.
Olivia: Wow! Oh. No. Look. She isn’t Angelina Jolie.
Emma: No. And look … he isn’t Rafael Nadal. But i’m not bored now! This is fun!
exercises `
C. Complete the sentences with ‘m, ‘re or ‘s.
1. I’m an actor, not a tennis player.
2. He’s a film star, not a footballer.
3. You’re right, Sue. Good!
4. She’s a great teacher.
D. Write negative sentences.
1. He’s from Italy. — He isn’t from Italy.
2. She’s a film star. — She isn’t a film star.
3. You’re the winner. — You aren’t the winner.
4. I’m a tennis player. — I am not a tennis player.
E. Complete the questions with the words in the box.
Is Are Am Is
1. Am i right?
2. Are you ok?
3. Is he the winner?
4. Is it a big hotel?

- I am at school. — I am not at school.
- The teacher is late. — The teacher isn’t late.
- We are students. — We are not students.
- My friends are John and Jack. — My friends aren’t John and Jack.
- Helen is my friend. — Helen isn’t my friend.
- Helen and i are in the same class. — Helen and i aren’t in the same class.
- The room is room 203. — The room isn’t room 203.
- You are in my class. — You aren’t in my class.
- I am in your class. — i am not in our class.
- Miss Taylor is our teacher. — Miss Taylor isn’t our teacher.
- She is in room 201. — She isn’t in room 201.
- The class is over there. — The class isn’t over there.
- John is in my class. — John isn’t in my class.
- Sally and Amy are teachers. — Sally and Amy aren’t teachers.
- Here you are. — Here you aren’t.
- My name is Molly. — My name isn’t Molly.
- It is nice to meet you. — it isn’t nice to meet you.
- They are in room 201. — They aren’t in room 201.
- We are students here. — We aren’t students here.
- He is a matts teacher. — He isn’t matts teacher