1. THE VERB TO
BE (1)
Form
Affirmative
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I
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am
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happy
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you
we
they
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are
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he
she
it
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is
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Short form
In spoken and informal English, it is
natural to use short forms of the verb to
be.
I
You
We
They
He
She
It
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am
are
are
are
is
is
is
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I’m
You’re
We’re
They’re
He’s
She’s
It’s
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We
can also use short forms with names.
John is tall = John’s tall.
London is a very big city = London’s very big city.
Use
We use the verb to be to talk about
ages
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I’m
16 and my brother is six.
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occupations
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She’s
a student and her parents are teacher.
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prices
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This
watch is £30.
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the time
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It’s
nine o’clock
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feelings and states
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I’m
hungry.
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nationality
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They’re
Argentinian.
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colours
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His
eyes are blue.
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Exercises THE
VERB TO BE (1)
1
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Complete the spaces with is, are, or am.
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2
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Rewrite these sentences using the short
form.
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3
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Use the prompts to write a sentence. Use
short forms.
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Answer key
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