Verb: Be

Verb: Be (To live, to exist)

Simple present To talk about things that are usually true.  (I am a boy.) To talk about habits.  (She always has dinner at 6pm.) To make generalizations.  (Apples are red.)  

Present+Simple (binary/octet-stream)

Caption: : Present simple

Verb: Be (To live, to exist)

Verb+Be+2 (binary/octet-stream)

Affirmative (+)

I am                                                 I'm                                                   from Denmark. You are                                         You're                                             from Denmark. He/She/It is                               He's/She's/It's                            from Denmark.   You are                                         You're                                              from Denmark. They are                                       They're                                           from Denmark. We are                                          We're                                              from Denmark.

Negative (-)

I am not                                       I'm not                                                 happy. You are not                               You're not / You aren't               fat. He/She/It is not                     He isn't/She isn't/It isn't           afraid.   You are not                                        You're not / You aren't               a chef.              They are not                          They're not / They aren't          Japanese. We are not                                       We're / We aren't                        plants.                           

Questions

Am                                                 I                                                      beautiful? Are                                                 you / they / we                       from Chicago? Is                                                     he/she/it                                   tall?   

Examples with names:

What's your name?                                                      I'm Paulo. What's his / her / its name?                                     He's/She's/It's Sam. What's their names?                                               They're Jack and Jill.

Examples with countries:

I'm from Mexico. She's from Canada. They're not from Germany.  They're Austrian. Is he from America?

Examples with age:

How old are you?                                             I'm 27 years old. How old is she?                                                 She's 33. How old is it?                                                      It's 10 years old.

Examples with emotions:

I'm bored. He's not happy.  He's excited! They're angry. Are you scared?

Examples with jobs:

I'm a teacher. He's a professional gamer. They're scientists. Are you a farmer?  

1.  I ____ happy. 2.  You ______ nice. 3.  He ___ tall. 4.  She ___ smart. 5.  It ___ loud. 6.  You ______ late. 7.  They _______ excited. 8.  We ______ from Iceland. 9.  ______ you interested? 10.  Where ________ he going?     

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Answers

I am happy. You are nice. He is tall. She is smart. It is loud. You are late. They are excited. We are from Iceland. Are you interested?