This document provides examples of subject pronouns combined with the verb "to be" and nouns, demonstrating present tense sentences in both the affirmative and negative in both singular and plural forms. It shows the first, second, and third person pronouns paired with occupations, roles, objects, and groups to exemplify proper subject-verb agreement and identify versus not identify relationships.

1. Subject Pronouns + Be + Noun
Present Tense

2. I am a teacher.
I am not a student.
First Person / Singular

3. You are a student.
You are not a teacher.
Second Person / Singular

4. She is a doctor.
She is not a nurse.
Third Person / Singular

5. He is a cook.
He is not a waiter.
Third Person / Singular

6. It is a desk.
It is not a table.
Third Person / Singular

7. We are a soccer team.
We are not a
baseball team .
First Person / Plural

8. You are students.
You are not teachers.
Second Person / Plural

9. They are friends.
They are not enemies.
Third Person / Plural

10. Subject Be Noun Subject Be Noun
I am a cook We are friends
You are a nurse You are a team
She is the boss They are teammates
He is a coach
It is a desk

11. Subject Be Noun Subject Be Noun
I am not a cook We are not friends
You are not a nurse You are not a team
She is not the boss They are not teammates
He is not a coach
It is not a desk

12. Thanks for Listening