To be present simple

To be present simple

The use of the verb to be

Personal pronouns and the verb to be

• I am

• You are

• He is

• She is

• It is

• We are

• They are

Multiple Choice

Personal pronoun for the word: Television

• I

• She

• It

• They

Multiple Choice

Personal pronoun for the word: Paula

• It

• He

• She

• We

Multiple Choice

Personal pronoun for the words: My father and my mother

• He

• She

• We

• They

The verb to be

• am (just with I)

• is (with He, She, It)

• are (with We, They, You)

Structure

Word order

Affirmative sentence

subject + verb to be + complement

Negative sentence

subject + verb to be + not + complement

Interrogative sentence

verb to be + subject + complement + ?

Multiple Choice

Transform the sentence "I am a student." into negative:

• I am a student.

• I am not a student.

• Is he a student?

• Are you a student?

Multiple Choice

Transform the sentence: "Are you friends?" into affirmative:

• You aren't friends.

• You is friends.

• You are friends.

• You is not friends.

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