Forms of 'To Be' in English

This video tutorial teaches the conjugation of the verb 'to be' in the simple present tense. It covers affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms, providing examples with different pronouns. The video also includes personal introductions and various practice sentences to reinforce learning.

What is the correct form of 'to be' for 'I' in simple present?

• am

• is

• are

• be

Which of the following is the correct form of 'to be' for 'he'?

• am

• are

• be

• is

How do you say 'I am not a student' using the verb 'to be'?

• I are not a student

• I am not a student

• I am a student

• I is not a student

Which question form is correct for 'you are tired'?

• Am you tired?

• You are tired?

• Are you tired?

• Is you tired?

How would you introduce yourself using 'to be'?

• I be a teacher

• I are a teacher

• I am a teacher

• I is a teacher

Which sentence correctly describes a location using 'to be'?

• This am a library

• This be a library

• This are a library

• This is a library

How do you say 'he is not a lawyer' using the verb 'to be'?

• He am not a lawyer

• He are not a lawyer

• He is not a lawyer

• He is a lawyer

Which of the following describes a condition using 'to be'?

• It be a sunny day

• It am a sunny day

• It are a sunny day

• It is a sunny day

What is the correct negative form of 'we are ready'?

• We is not ready

• We are not ready

• We be not ready

• We am not ready

Which of the following is a correct question form for 'they are at home'?

• Are they at home?

• Is they at home?

• They are at home?

• Am they at home?