Present simple verb to be

Present simple:

"verb to be"

Multiple Choice

What's "to be" in spanish?

• Ser

• Estar

• Ser/estar

Multiple Choice

1. You are not a student.

2. Are you a student?

3. You are a student.

• 1. Affirmative

  2. Negative

  3. Question

• 1. Negative

  2. Question

  3. Affirmative

• 1. Question

  2. Affirmative

  3. Negative

Class objective

Practice verb to be in affirmative, negative and questions.

She is a lawyer.

• Affirmative sentence

She isn't a lawyer.

• Negative sentence

Is she a lawyer?

• Question

Look at the picture and choose the correct alternative

a. She is hungry.

b. She is excited

c. She is scared

Multiple Choice

• The man is an engineer.

• The man is a farmer.

• The man is a painter.

Multiple Choice

• I am young.

• He is 30.

• They are old.

Multiple Choice

- Are you a nurse?

- No, I'm not. I'm a vet.

Multiple Choice

- Are they the basketball players?

- No, they are the volleyball players.

What's your name?

Verb to be is also helpful to answer open-ended questions, like the one in the title (what's your name? - My name is Matias).

Exit ticket

Answer the following open-ended questions

Open Ended

What's your name?

Open Ended

How old are you?

Open Ended

What color is your hair?

Open Ended

What's your nationality?