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Verb Be (affirmative, negative)
Verb BE
Verb BE
The present of the verb be is used to describe and state.
The verb be indicates appearance, location, jobs, moods, physical statuses, nationalities, age, and others of the like.
Question is, are these all states (which can be short term, long term or permanent)? Answer is, pretty much...
Affirmative
Affirmative
I am a teacher.
You are from Peru.
My grandmother is happy.
Paul is six years old.
It is closed.
We are happy.
You are here!
They are tall.
Negative
Negative
I am not a chemist.
Listen, Mike! Mike, you aren't listening.
He isn't pleased with the results.
She isn't in Piura right now.
It's not a tablet.
We aren't at the beach.
It's just three streets away! You aren't too far.
They aren't footballers.
Interrogative
Interrogative
Am I ready?
Are you a shop assistant?
Is he English?
Is she happy?
Is it fast?
Are we there yet?
Are you sure my car is beyond repair?
Are they adults?
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