Understanding the Verb 'To Be' in English

This video tutorial by Lucy from Cursos de Inglés ATS teaches how to use the verb 'to be' in English. The lesson is divided into two parts, focusing on subject pronouns, affirmative and negative sentences, and contractions. The tutorial provides examples and practice exercises to reinforce learning. Viewers are encouraged to access the second part of the lesson via a link in the video description and are invited to follow the courses on social media for more practice.

Which subject pronoun would you use to refer to a group of people?

• They

• She

• He

• It

What is the correct form of 'to be' for 'I' in an affirmative sentence?

• I is

• I are

• I be

• I am

What is the correct form of 'to be' for 'You' in a plural affirmative sentence?

• You is

• You are

• You be

• You am

How would you say 'She is a teacher' using a contraction?

• She's a teacher

• She're a teacher

• She am a teacher

• She is a teacher

What is the contraction for 'You are'?

• You're

• You is

• You am

• You be

What is the correct contraction for 'It is'?

• Its

• It's

• It're

• It am

To make 'He is strong' negative, which word do you add?

• not

• no

• never

• none

What is the negative contraction for 'They are'?

• They not

• They am not

• They isn't

• They aren't

Which of the following is a correct negative sentence?

• I no am a teacher

• I amn't a teacher

• I am not a teacher

• I not am a teacher

How do you say 'We are not doctors' using a contraction?

• We am not doctors

• We're doctors not

• We isn't doctors

• We're not doctors