Negative Forms and Contractions in English

The video tutorial introduces the verb 'to be' in English, covering its forms: am, is, and are. It explains the use of subject pronouns with these verbs and demonstrates how to form positive and negative sentences. The tutorial also covers contractions like 'isn't' and 'aren't'. Finally, it provides examples of self-introduction using the verb 'to be', encouraging viewers to practice by posting their sentences in the comments.

Which of the following is NOT a form of the verb 'to be' in the present tense?

• are

• is

• was

• am

Which subject pronoun pairs with 'am'?

• They

• You

• He

• I

What is the correct form of 'to be' for 'she'?

• am

• is

• are

• be

What is the correct form of 'to be' for 'we'?

• be

• am

• is

• are

Which sentence is correct?

• He am a teacher.

• They is students.

• I are happy.

• You are a student.

Which sentence uses the correct form of 'to be'?

• You is late.

• I am ready.

• They is here.

• She are happy.

How do you say 'I am not' in a negative form?

• I not am

• I amn't

• I aren't

• I am not

Which of the following is a correct negative form?

• You is not

• We am not

• They is not

• He is not

What is the negative form of 'They are happy'?

• They are not happy.

• They not are happy.

• They aren't happy.

• They is not happy.

What is the contraction for 'are not'?

• amn't

• weren't

• isn't

• aren't