The Use of 'be'

What are the forms of 'be'?

• am

• isn't

• be

• wasn't

• am, is, are, was, were, being, been

Fill in the blank: She ___ a doctor.

• are

• is

• have

• am

Is 'be' used in questions?

• Sometimes

• Always

• Yes

• No

True or False: 'Be' is always followed by a subject.

• Sometimes

• Yes

• False

• True

Complete the sentence: They ___ playing in the park.

• have

• are

• were

• is

When do we use 'am' in a sentence?

• When talking about an action in the past tense.

• When using it as a conjunction to connect two independent clauses.

• When referring to the second person singular pronoun 'you'.

• When referring to the first person singular pronoun 'I'.

Rewrite the sentence using 'be': The book is on the table.

• The book is on the table.

• The book was on the table.

• The book are on the table.

• The book be on the table.

Are there different forms of 'be' for different subjects?

• Sometimes

• Rarely

• No

• Yes

Choose the correct form of 'be': I ___ a student.

• be

• is

• am

• are

What is the subject-verb agreement with 'be'?

• Plural subjects use 'is' (e.g., 'they is')

• Singular subjects use 'be' (e.g., 'he be')

• Both singular and plural subjects use 'am' (e.g., 'I am')

• Plural subjects use 'be' (e.g., 'they are') and singular subjects use 'is' (e.g., 'he is').