What class is is/am/are taught in?

It is introduced in Class 1 and revised in Class 2 under the topic 'to be' verbs in CBSE and most state-board English syllabi.

When do we use am, is and are?

Use am with I, is with a singular subject (he, she, it, or one person/thing), and are with you, we, they, or any plural subject.

Is this worksheet free?

Yes. You can download the PDF, print it at home, or solve it online with an instant-graded answer key.

Does it include an answer key?

Yes, every worksheet on this page comes with a teacher-style answer key.

English Grammar · Topic

Is, Am, Are Worksheets (Class 1 & 2)

Is, am, and are are the three present-tense forms of the verb to be. CBSE and most school boards introduce them in Class 1 and revisit them in Class 2, because almost every simple English sentence a child writes uses one of these three words. These worksheets give your child guided practice picking the right form for the subject — I am, he is, they are — with a printable PDF, answer key, and an option to solve online.

The rule, simply

Use am with I only: I am happy.
Use is with a singular subject: He / She / It / Riya is here.
Use are with you, we, they or a plural subject: They are playing.
In questions, the verb comes first: Is she your sister?
In short negatives, use is not / isn't, am not, are not / aren't.

Example questions

I ___ a student.Answer: am
She ___ my best friend.Answer: is
They ___ playing in the park.Answer: are
___ you ready for school?Answer: Are
The puppy ___ very cute.Answer: is

Printable worksheets

Class 1CBSE

Class 1 English – Using Is, Am, and Are

A simple practice worksheet to help children learn when to use helping verbs with singular and plural nouns.

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Class 2CBSE

Class 2 English: 'is', 'am', 'are' Workbook

This workbook helps Class 2 students practice using 'is', 'am', and 'are' correctly in sentences. Students will choose the right word, fill in blanks, and write short answers.