Verb to be

Affirmative, negative & interrogative. + - ?

a

b

c d

e

fg

h i

j

Where are these monuments?Where are these monuments?

MexicoMexico ItalyItaly

EnglandEngland

RussiaRussia

IndiaIndia

FranceFrance JapanJapan

BrazilBrazil

GreeceGreece

United StatesUnited States

Verb to be: examplesVerb to be: examples

Mary and Frank areare form the US

Guadalupe isis from Mexico

I amam from Japan

Verb to be: FormVerb to be: Form

Affirmative

IYou

HeSheIt

YouWe

They

amare

is

are

MexicanAmericanFrenchRussian

II’’mmYouYou’’rereHeHe’’ssSheShe’’ssItIt’’ss

YouYou’’rereWeWe’’rere

TheyThey’’rere

Contraction

Verb to be: FormVerb to be: Form

Negative

You + are + not you aren’tI + am + not I’m not

He + is + not he isn’t

isn’tisn’t

aren’taren’t

Complete the rest of the pronounsComplete the rest of the pronouns

SheIt

WeThey

Verb to be: form

Interrogative

She from Greeceis ?

You Mexicanare ?

I crazyam ?

Verb to be: exercises

Complete the sentences

Affirmative sentences.1. I ________  always happy on a Saturday

night.

2. We ________  Mexican.

3. He ________ a pilot.

4.  Samantha and Ramon ________ hungry.5.  You ________ intelligent and good-looking.

am

are

is

areare

Verb to be: exercisesComplete the sentences

Negative sentences

6.   You ________ French.

7.   Gloria ________ at home now.

8.   Linda and I ________ at work on Sundays.

9.    I ________ short.

10.  The food ________ good.

´m not

aren’t

aren’t

isn’t

isn’t

Verb to be: exercisesComplete the sentences

Questions11.  ________ you from Tokyo?

12.  ________ Ricky Martin Mexican?

13.  ________ we ready?

14.  ________ English difficult?

15.  ________ you tired?

Are

Are

Are

Is

Is

Short answersAre you Russian?

No contractions in positive short answers.