It seems like the text is a question for students to fill in the blanks with appropriate forms of the verb "to be." The question is related to an educational context, and there are no signs of spam, obscenities, or nonsense. Here’s the corrected version of the question: Fill in the blanks using "AM, IS, ARE, AM NOT, ISN'T, AREN'T": It ______ an onion. (+) Jasmine ______ a student. (-) We ______ friends. (+) I ______ hungry. (-) Mark ______ 20 years old. (+) A bee ______ a big insect. (-) Newsweek ______ a magazine. (+) I ______ a professional football player. (-) I know you. You ______ in my class. (+) Cows ______ insects. They ______ mammals. (- / +) Izmir ______ a city. (+) He ______ a postman. (+) It ______ nine o'clock. (+) Manhattan ______ an island. (-) Mr. Richards ______ a lawyer. (+) I ______ ill. I ______ happy. (+ / -) London ______ a big city. (+) Dave and Adrian ______ sisters. They ______ brothers. (- / +) New York ______ near New Jersey. (+) Susan and I ______ teachers. We ______ students. (- / +

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