This document summarizes the conjugations of the verb "to be" in English. It has 3 forms in the present (am, is, are), 2 forms in the past (was, were), and 1 form each for the present participle (being) and past participle (been). It also discusses how possession is shown in English using apostrophes and explains the prepositions "in", "on", and "at" and their uses regarding place.

4. 1.It has 3 forms of conjugations in
the present.(am-is-are)
2.It has 2 forms of conjugation in the
past.(was –were)
3.It has 1 form of conjugation in the
present participle (being) and 1 form
in the past participle (been)

5. •ISHe
•ISShe
•AREThey

6. Example:
• He is Argentinian
• She is Mirian
• They are students

7. •WASHe
•WASShe
•WEREThey

8. Example:
• He was at the school
this morning
• She was a model
• They were good kids

9. • Be/Been/BeingHe
• Be/Been /BeingShe
• Be/Been /BeingThey

10. Example:
• He be/been /being
student
• She be/been /being teacher
• They be/been/being backers

12. We show this act of possession
by adding a possessive ending,
typically an “apostrophe -s”
(Fred's report) to a singular
noun and “just an apostrophe” to
a plural noun (the persons'
rights) (Children's toys).

13. • People
• Animal
• Time
expressions
• Entities
Owner
• S
S
• People
• Animal
• Thing
Possession

16. Prepositions of
Place
IN ON AT

17. IN
IN A PLACE
Example:
• My father’s in the kitchen.
• They are in Canada.
• The gift is in a box.

18. ON
In an area where you have a
contact
Example:
• My glasses are on the table.
• The pictures are on the walls.
• The children are playing on the floor .

19. AT
particular place
Example:
• Mike is at the door.
• Your cousin is at the bus stop.
• I live at 24, Benson Street .