Ananda is a nice name – Use the forms of BE (am/is/are)

Dan: Ananda is/are a nice name. Am/Is/Are it Indian?

Ananda: Yes, it is.

Jo: Is/Are your mom and dad from India?

Ananda: No, they isn’t/aren’t. My mom am/is/are from Bristol. My dad is/am/are from
Uganda.

Jack: And how old is/are you?

Ananda: I am/is/are 11. What about you, Jack?

Is/are you 11 too?

Jack: Yes, I is/am.

Jo: We isn’t/aren’t 11. We/re 12.

Jack: And you are/is/am from Bristol, right?

Dan: Yes, that’s right.

Ananda is a nice name – Use the forms of BE (am/is/are)

Dan: Ananda is/are a nice name. Am/Is/Are it Indian?

Ananda: Yes, it is.

Jo: Is/Are your mom and dad from India?

Ananda: No, they isn’t/aren’t. My mom am/is/are from Bristol. My dad is/am/are from
Uganda.

Jack: And how old is/are you?

Ananda: I am/is/are 11. What about you, Jack?

Is/are you 11 too?

Jack: Yes, I is/am.

Jo: We isn’t/aren’t 11. We/re 12.

Jack: And you are/is/am from Bristol, right?

Dan: Yes, that’s right.

Ananda is a nice name – Use the forms of BE (am/is/are)
Dan: Ananda is/are a nice name. Am/Is/Are it Indian?
Ananda: Yes, it is.
Jo: Is/Are your mom and dad from India?
Ananda: No, they isn’t/aren’t. My mom am/is/are from
Bristol. My dad is/am/are from Uganda.
Jack: And how old is/are you?
Ananda: I am/is/are 11. What about you, Jack?
Is/are you 11 too?
Jack: Yes, I is/am.
Jo: We isn’t/aren’t 11. We/re 12.
Jack: And you are/is/am from Bristol, right?
Dan: Yes, that’s right.