Understanding Present Simple 'Be' Verbs

This video tutorial introduces the present simple be verbs: am, is, and are. It explains their usage in describing names, nationalities, jobs, and ages. The tutorial provides examples such as 'I am Adam' and 'He is a police officer' to illustrate the correct application of these verbs. Viewers are encouraged to practice by creating their own sentences and sharing them in the comments. The video concludes with a reminder to subscribe for more content.

Which of the following is NOT a present simple 'be' verb?

• was

• are

• is

• am

How would you describe your nationality using a 'be' verb?

• I is from Brazil.

• I am from Brazil.

• I be from Brazil.

• I are from Brazil.

Which sentence correctly uses a 'be' verb to describe a job?

• He am a teacher.

• He is a teacher.

• He be a teacher.

• He are a teacher.

What is the correct 'be' verb to use with 'they'?

• is

• be

• am

• are

Which sentence correctly uses a 'be' verb to describe age?

• She are 20 years old.

• She is 20 years old.

• She am 20 years old.

• She be 20 years old.