Use forms am/is/are.

1. The boy is at the stadium. 2. Ann is from Volgograd. 3. I am from Volgograd too. 4. They are ten. 5. His dogs are two years old. 6. You are kind and clever. 7. She is a pupil. 8. We are pupils too. 9. You are my friend. 10. The boys are in the garden. 11. Denis and I are in school. 12. The girls are ten. 13. Nick is in the shop. 14. You are clever. 15. Peter is in the yard. 16. They are clever. 17. She is sad. 18. Ann and Peter are in the cinema. 19. The dogs are in the house. 20. The teacher is in the hall. 20. I am strong.