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    This document provides examples of the affirmative and negative forms of the verb "to be" in English. It shows the verb conjugations for subjects like "I", "you", "he/she/it", "we" and "they". Examples are given to illustrate using the verb for identity (e.g. "He is policeman"), descriptions (e.g. "It is high"), and yes/no questions (e.g. "Are you eating?"). The document also briefly discusses some common uses of the verb "to be" like indicating origin, descriptions, and states.

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    This document provides examples of the affirmative and negative forms of the verb "to be" in English. It shows the verb conjugations for subjects like "I", "you", "he/she/it", "we" and "they". Examples are given to illustrate using the verb for identity (e.g. "He is policeman"), descriptions (e.g. "It is high"), and yes/no questions (e.g. "Are you eating?"). The document also briefly discusses some common uses of the verb "to be" like indicating origin, descriptions, and states.

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    Unedi Verbo Tobe

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    This document provides examples of the affirmative and negative forms of the verb "to be" in English. It shows the verb conjugations for subjects like "I", "you", "he/she/it", "we" and "they". Examples are given to illustrate using the verb for identity (e.g. "He is policeman"), descriptions (e.g. "It is high"), and yes/no questions (e.g. "Are you eating?"). The document also briefly discusses some common uses of the verb "to be" like indicating origin, descriptions, and states.

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    ORM AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE

    ASPECTS

    ESTRUCTUR Subject + V to be + Subject + V to be + not +


    E complement complement

    I am happy I am not happy

    You are playing You are not


    playing

    He is He is not policeman
    policeman

    EXAMPLE

    She is doctor She is not


    doctor

    It is high It is not high

    We We are not
    are studying

    studying

    You are You are not eating


    eating

    They are camping They are not


    camping
    Yes/ no questions

    V to be + subject +
    complement + ?

    am I happy ?

    yes, you are happy

    are you playing ?

    No, i am not
    playing

    is he policeman ?

    No, he is firefighter

    is she doctor?

    Yes, she is doctor

    is it high ?

    Yes, it is high

    are we
    studying?

    No, you are


    not studying
    are you eating ?

    Yes we are
    eating

    are they
    camping?
    No, they are
    not camping
    VERBO TO BE
    El verbo to be (ser/estar) es uno de los verbos que más se usa en inglés y es
    un verbo irregular, así que es importante saber bien cómo se conjuga y
    cuándo se usa.
    ¿Por qué es importante aprender los pronombres y los verbos “be” juntos?
    La respuesta es directa, porque cada pronombre adquiere una forma
    específica del verbo ser (be). Veamos algunos ejemplos a continuación:
    Usos del verbo To Be:
    1. Origen: I am from Colombia / Soy de Colombia She is not from Peru / Ella
    no es de Perú
    2. Adjetivos que describen a personas u objetos: The car is red / El carro es
    rojo They are not shy / Ellos no son tímidos
    3. Ubicación: Is she at home? / ¿Está ella en casa? We are in the classroom /
    Estamos en el salón
    4. Estados: She is not afraid / Ella no está asustada The window is broken /
    La ventana está rota

    STRUCTURE OF VERB TO BE

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