Verb be Class
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This document provides instruction on using the verb "be" in English. It introduces the pronoun forms for singular and plural subjects. It then demonstrates forming affirmative and negative sentences using the verb "be" with different subjects and nationalities. Contractions are also provided for sentences using the verb "be". The document aims to teach English grammar concepts around using the verb "be" and forming sentences with subjects of different numbers and genders.
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- 1. UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL FEDERICO VILLARREAL ESCUELA UNIVERSITARIA DE POST GRADO MAESTRÍA EN DOCENCIA UNIVERSITARIA SUBJECT:ENGLISH COURSE Verb Be Lic. Devora Escobar
- 3. I You He She It They
- 4. Pronouns Singular Plural I We You You He They She It
- 5. Verb BE I am We You are You are They She He is It
- 6. Affirmative Sentences Verb Be = Contraction 1.-I am from Peru. I’m from Peru. 2.-You are Korean. You’re Korean. 3.-ShaKira is from Colombia. She’s from Colombia. She is from Colombia. 4.-Messi is from Argentina. He’s from Argentina. He is from Argentina. 5.-The computer is from China. It’s from China. It is from China.
- 7. Verb Be = Contraction We are peruvians. We’re peruvians. You are koreans. You’re koreans. Kaká and Ronaldinho are brazilians. They' re brazilians. They are brazilians
- 8. Negative Sentences 1.-I am not from Peru. I’m not from Peru. 2.-You are not Korean. You aren’t Korean 3.-She is not from Colombia. She isn’t from Colombia 4.-He is not from Argentina. He isn’t from Argentina 5.-It is not from China. It isn’t from China 6.-We are not peruvians. We aren’t peruvians 7.-You are not koreans. You aren’t koreans 8.-They are not brazilians. They aren’t brazilians