be: Simple Present (Negative)

be: Simple Present (Negative)

Mr. E. Erick Rojas R.

Poll

How we make negative sentences with be?

• add "not"

• use "don't"

• add "no"

be: Simple Present (Negative)

• I am a teacher.

• He is a doctor.

• They are students.

• He is not a doctor.

• They are not students.

• Are you students?

• Is she a dentist?

be: Simple Present (Negative)

• I am not a doctor.

• You are not a teacher.

• He/She/It is not cold.

• We/You/They are not students.

Short Forms

• I'm not sad.

• She isn't happy. / She's not happy.

• They aren't angry. / They're not angry.

Questions

• I am a teacher.

• Am I a teacher?

• He is a student.

• Is he a student?

• They are students.

• Are they students?

Yes / no questions and short answers

• Am I late?

• Yes, you are. / No, you aren't.

• Are you Korean?

• Yes, I am. / No, I'm not.

• Is she a student?

• Yes, she is. / No, she isn't.

• Are we late? Yes, you are. / No, you aren't.

Multiple Choice

Is he your teacher?

• Yes, we are.

• No, she is.

• Yes, he is.

Multiple Choice

Are you a basketball fan?

• Yes, you is.

• Yes, I am.

• No, I are.