Verb to be ESL Games, Activities and Worksheets
It must be true
Here is a free verb to be game for beginners to help them practice forming affirmative and negative sentences with the present simple. This game also helps students understand subject-verb agreement and... read more
Aiko and Richard
In this useful verb to be speaking activity, students ask and answer basic personal information questions with the verb to be in order to complete a profile... read more
Are you...?
In this engaging verb to be game, students race to complete a bingo card by asking and answering Are you...? questions. First, students complete six... read more
Find Out
In this productive verb to be speaking activity, students practice the various uses of the verb to be by asking and answering... read more
Park Street
In this enjoyable verb to be speaking activity, students practice exchanging information about different people living on a street. The aim of the activity is to... read more
Snap it up
In this fast-paced verb to be game, students play snap by matching yes/no questions with the verb to be to short answers. In pairs, both students turn over a card... read more
Things we have in common
In this imaginative verb to be game, students write We are and We aren’t sentences about things they have in common and play a matching game with the... read more
Verb To Be Board Game
In this enjoyable verb to be board game helps students practice forming present simple verb to be affirmative and negative... read more
Verb To Be Practice
In this free verb to be worksheet, students practice present simple verb to be subject-verb agreement in... read more
Where are you from?
In this rewarding verb to be game, students take on the role of someone from another country and talk about the city they are from and their nationality. This... read more
Past and Present
This insightful verb to be worksheet helps students practice the past and present simple of the verb to be: am, are, is, was and were as well as their negative forms.... read more
Secret Identity
In this entertaining verb to be guessing game, students ask yes/no questions with the verb to be in order to find out a partner's secret identity. First, students... read more
Whose dogs are these?
In this comprehensive verb to be information gap activity, students practice asking and answering questions with the... read more
To be or not to be
In this creative verb to be game, students write and respond to questions with the verb to be. First, students think of a personal information question beginning... read more