GUÍA DE INGLÉS

FOSTER
LEARNING
INSTITUTE

Uso docente y uso estudiantil

2021
By Díaz, Rocio Jazmin.
 MODULE 1

1. Subject pronouns
2. Verb to-be: Completed form
 m m a r T i p !!
Gra
SUBJECT
PRONOUNS
 m a r T i ps !!
G ra m
VERB TO-BE

AM ARE
YOU-WE-THEY
I
IS
SHE-HE-IT

Los verbos "Am - Is- Are" significan ser o estar en

todas sus formas conjugadas.

Yo soy Sofía
I am Sofía
Dependiendo la
Ella está en el hospital persona, elegimos el
verbo to-be que
She is at the hospital corresponda
 Possitive form

STRUCTURE

SUBJECT + VERB TO-BE+ COMPLEMENT

ADJ,ADV,
AM-IS-ARE PREP ETC..
EXAMPLE:

We are at home.

Practice: Activity N°1 /

https://forms.gle/HoPoRFxk21XdDX6F6
 Negative form
NOT = NO
En una oración
negativa, utilizamos el
"not" para negar

SUBJECT + VERB TO-BE + NOT+ COMPLEMENT

ADJ,ADV,
AM-IS-ARE NOT PREP ETC..

We are not at home.

EXAMPLES:

I am not busy.
We are not hungry.
You are not tired.
My mother is not lazy.
The children are not tired.

Activity: write 2 sentences using the negative form of

the verb to be, and then say them to you partner.
 Interrogative form

VERB TO-BE + SUBJECT + COMPLEMENT + ?

ADJ,ADV,
AM-IS-ARE PREP ETC..

In this case, the verb

to-be is at the
biggining of the
sentence

Is she at home ?

EXAMPLES:
Am I a student?
Is he a lawyer?
Are we doctors?
Is my book on the bed?
Is Harry Potter on the TV?
Are the eggs in the box?

Practice: Activity 3
https://forms.gle/6W4cb3oHmb4eakTX8
 Short answer with "be"

YES, + SUBJECT + VERB TO BE

Yes, I am
Yes, we are
Yes, she is

NO, + SUBJECT + VERB TO BE + NOT

No, I am not
No, we aren´t
No, she is not

Activity 4: Check your

understanding of the
previous tense
 Good done!!
TIME TO PRACTICE :)

Realiza la actividad numero 5 en la plataforma

online

Remember!
I am big. = I'm big.
You are my friend. = You're my friend.
My mum is a doctor. = My mum's a doctor.
We are doctors. = We're doctors.
They are Egyptian. = They’re Egyptian.

For negatives add ‘not’. The negative of 'I am' is 'I'm

not' or 'I am not'.
I’m not 9 years old!
I am not 9 years old!
They’re not English.
They aren't English.
They are not English.
She is not a teacher.
She’s not a teacher.
She isn't a teacher.

We say... We don not say...

'm not 9 years old. (NOT I amn't 9 years old.)
Are you 9 years old? (NOT You are 9 years old?)
Are they English? (NOT They are English?)
Is she a teacher? (NOT She is a teacher?)
(If you want to show surprise you can say Pronoun +
be +? as a question, e.g. You're 9?)