Be/ to be/ verb to be (am/is/are)
A. Can you answer these questions..
What is be?
What are to be?
What does to be mean?
What to be does the subject I take?
What is the short form of I am?
What is the position of the to be in a sentence?
When do we use the to be?
B. be is to be or verb to be
to be are am, is, are
to be means kata kerja bantu
the subject I takes the to be am
the short form of I am is I'm
the position of to be in a sentence is as a predicate
we use to be in a sentence when there is not a verb
C. Affirmative/Positive sentence Negative sentence
I am (I'm) I am not (I'm not)
he (he's) he not (he's not or he isn't)
she is (she's) she is not (she's not or she isn't)
it (it's) it not (it's not or it isn't)
we (we're) we not (we're not or we aren't)
you are (you're) you are not (you're not or you aren't)
they (they're) they not (they're not or they aren't)
- I'm hot. Have you got something to drink, please?
- Bridgette is 33 years old. Her brother is two years older.
- My son is very tall. He's a policeman.
- Fred is afraid of cats.
- Your keys are on the chair.
- Bianca and I are good friends.
- It's ten o'clock now. You're late again.
- It isn't sunny today but it's very hot.
- Those people aren't English. They're Australian.
- Gladya isn't at home at the moment. She's at school.
- Harry isn't interested in music. He's interested in languages.
- I'm not starving but I'm thirsty.
D. Short form
I'm is the short form of I am
that's is the short form of that is
there's is the short form of there is
here's is the short form of here is
See also:
be/ to be/ verb to be (questions)
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