Asked by zion

why do the word (be)be in brackets when trying to put a verb in a sentence?
Answered by Writeacher
I have no idea. What sentence are you trying to put that verb into?
Answered by zion
There_(be)some butter on the plate but there_(be)n eggs left in the fridge.Fill in blanks with appropriate form of verb.
Answered by Writeacher
OK.

Which form of the verb "to be" would fit in each place? Choose from the following:

am
is
are
Answered by zion
What about when have is in brackets,what verbs can I use in a sentence?
Answered by Writeacher
The words <i>am, is, are</i> are all forms of the verb "be."

Which one fits here?
<i>There ___ some butter on the plate...</i>

And which one fits here?
<i>... there ___ no eggs left in the fridge.</i>
Answered by zion
im confused about this sentence,Anny as well as her brother_(have)attended the university exam.
Answered by Writeacher
In that sentence, the subject is "Anny" -- <b>but not "as well as her brother."</b> If you say the sentence without "as well as her brother" would you choose "has" or "have" for that verb?

Anny ___ attended the university exam.

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