3. PRESENT SIMPLE
We use this verb tense to express:
- habits or things that we do regularly.
- when something is generally true.
- for a situation that we think is more or less
permanent.
4. VERB “TO BE”
(VERBO SER O ESTAR)
Afirmative Examples
I am (I’m) I am Peter
You are (You’re) You are teacher
He is (He’s) He is tall
She is (She’s) She is Spanish
It is (It’s) It is a blue pen
We are (We’re) We are women
You are (You’re) You are at home
They are (They’re) They are tired
5. VERB “TO BE”
(VERBO SER O ESTAR
Negative Examples
I am not (I’m not) I’m not Ana.
You are not (You aren’t) You aren’t English
He is not (He isn’t) He isn’t my brother
She is not (She isn’t) She isn’t a
nurse
It is not (It isn’t) It’s not my dog.
We are not (We aren’t) We aren’t in Paris.
You are not (You aren’t) You aren’t at work
They are not (They aren’t) They aren’t
very old
6. VERB “TO BE”
(VERBO SER O ESTAR)
Interrogative Examples
Am I…? Am I Spanish?
Are you…? Are you Michael?
Is he…? Is he your father?
Is she…? Is she at the
hospital?
Is it…? Is it my book?
Are we…? Are we from
London?
Are you…? Are you happy?
Are they…? Are they our friends?
7. We can use the verb to introduce ourselves:
We can say:
Our name: My name is Marta / I am Marta.
Our age: I am twenty years old.
Our nationality: I am Spanish.
Our job: I am housewife.
We can also speak with the verb to be about:
- The weather. Today is sunny
- To make descriptions. He is very tall
- Etc.
- .
8. NOW, WE ARE GOING TO INTRODUCE
OURSELVES:
We have to say: For example:
- Our name. My name is Pilar.
I’m Pilar
- Our age. I am 39 years
old.
- Our nationality. I am Spanish.
- Our job. I’m teacher.