Mr.

Ismael Marcos Lara

English Teacher
nationalities personal information jobs
countries common objects occupations
cities
VERB BE
family feelings

am, are, is
am not, are not, is not
‘m not, aren’t, isn’t
 Am I happy?

Yes, I am.
No, I’m not.

I am Peruvian.
I am not a singer.
 Are you angry?

Yes, I am.
No, I’m not.

You are American.

You are not a doctor.
 Is he sad?

Yes, he is.
No, he isn’t.

He is British.
He is not a police officer.
 Is she surprised?

Yes, she is.

No, she isn’t.

She is from China.

She isn’t a housewife.
 Is it from Germany?

Yes, it is.
No, it isn’t.

Ferrari is from Italy.

It isn’t a Honda.
 Are we happy?

Yes, we are.
No, we aren’t.

We are Spanish.
We aren’t footballers.
 Are they ill?

Yes, they are.

No, they aren’t.

They are Italian.

They aren’t musicians.
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SUBJECT BE COMPLEMENT
I am sad.
You are from China.
He is a doctor.
She is angry.
It is a marker.
We are Peruvian.
You are footballers.
They are my brothers.
+ VERB BE

SUBJECT BE COMPLEMENT
I I’m sad.
You You’re from China.
He He’s a doctor.
She She’s angry.
It It’s a marker.
We We’re Peruvian.
You You’re footballers.
TheyThey’re my brothers.
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SUBJECT BE COMPLEMENT
I am not sad.
You are not from London.
He is not a doctor.
She is not angry.
It is not a marker.
We are not Peruvian.
You are not footballers.
They are not sunglasses.
- VERB BE

SUBJECT BE COMPLEMENT
I amnotnot
’m sad.
You are not
aren’t from London.
He is not
isn’t a doctor.
She is not
isn’t angry.
It is not
isn’t a marker.
We are not
aren’t Peruvian.
You are not
aren’t footballers.
They are not
aren’t sunglasses.
? VERB BE

BE SUBJECT COMPLEMENT
Am I sad?
Are you from London?
Is he a doctor?
Is she angry?
Is it a marker?
Are we Peruvian?
Are you footballers?
Are they sunglasses?