I am a teacher.
Verb to be · Simple present
Say who someone is, how they feel or where they are.
Look. Compare these examples.
Say who someone is, how they feel or where they are.
I am not tired.
Is she here? Yes, she is.
Look at what changes.
I am a teacher.
She is at home.
They are happy.
I am not tired.
He isn't at school.
We aren't late.
Is she here? Yes, she is.
Are they ready? No, they aren't.
Am I early? Yes, you are.
Make a choice. See what changes.
Choose who and what you want to talk about. Try Say no or Ask.
What do you want to say?
Who?
What or where?
I am. He is. She is. You are. We are. They are.
Choose the correct answer.
I ___ a student at this college.
Look at the person. Compare I am, she is and they are.
We ___ not hungry.
Look at the person. Compare I am, she is and they are.
___ your sister at school?
Look at the person. Compare I am, she is and they are.
Use it in a conversation.
A: Are you new here? B: Yes, I am. I'm Maya. A: I'm Leo. Nice to meet you.
Meet a partner. Say your name and where you are from.
A: Is your bag ready? B: No, it isn't. My books are on the table. A: Here they are!
Ask a partner if their bag, phone or coat is ready.
Which sentence is correct?
The lesson in three small steps.
I am here. She is here. They are here.
I am not tired. She isn't tired. They aren't tired.
Is she here? Yes, she is. / No, she isn't.
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