Verb to be

Verb to be explanation.

Verb

Adjective

pronoun

to be

Affirmative

Happy Sad Good Tired

I you He She It We You They

am are is are

Examples

It is a cat

They are in the school

She is angry

Is he shy?

Yes or not?

No, He is not shy. He is angry

pronounm

Adjective

to be

Verb

Not

I you He She It We You They

am are is are

Happy Sad Good Tired

Negative

Not

Examples

She is sad , She is not happy

They are in the house He is not in the car

He is Homero, he is not bart

Is she surprised?

Yes or not?

She is sad, She is not surprised

Verb

Adjective

to be

Interrogative

pronoun

am are is are

I you He She It We You They

Happy Sad Good Tired

Examples

Is he happy? Yes, he is No, he isn't

Is he at the bus station? Yes, he is No, he isn't

Is she crying? Yes, she is No, she isn't

There is and there are

We use 'there is' and 'there are' to say that something exists. 'there is' is for singular sentences 'there are' is for plural sentences

there is a woman

there are two boxes

Now, we can practice?

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