The document discusses the verb 'to be' in English, highlighting its significance and irregularity. It emphasizes the different forms (am, is, are) and their usage with personal pronouns in affirmative statements. Additionally, it provides numerous examples of affirmative sentences using the verb 'to be' to illustrate its application.

1. “UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DANIEL
ALCIDES CARRION”
“FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS DE LA EDUCACIÓN”
TOPIC :
VERB TO BE AFFIRMATIVE STATEMENTS
COURSE : INGLÉS
TEACHER : Dr. Kevin Vladimir ESPINOZA LOPEZ
GROUP NAME : LEADERS OF THE REVOLUTION
MEMBERS : CALZADA PAJUELO, Yeda Lee
CÁRDENAS QUINTANA, Elena
GONZALES MANCILLA, Joselyn
YURIVILCA DIAZ, Esther
ZUÑIGA SAMAR, Diana Steffany
Semester : I

2. VERB TO BE
The verb to be is the most irregular
verb in English, which has great
importance in this language. in the
present tense appears with three
different aspects am, is, are. English
verbs can never stand alone if these
three forms They are presented
accompanied by nouns or by personal
pronouns.

3. VERB TO BE ( AM- IS- ARE)
• Am present simple affirmative.
• Is accompanying the personal pronoun
he, she, it.
• Are accompanying the personal
pronoun we, you, they.

4. AFFIRMATIVE STATEMENTS

5. 1.- I am a student.
2.- You are my friend.
3.- She is pretty.
4.- We are good people.
5.- He is at the bank.
6.- It is a sunny day.
7.- You are online.
8.- They are very intelligent.
9.- The apple is on the table.
10.- John is a baseball player.
11.- Lisa is in my team.
12.- I am a tall person.
13.- Robert and Sarah are at the
party.
14.- You are from Brazil.
15.- Samantha and I are in the
movie theater.
16.- You are great parents.
17.- The book is in my backpack.
18.- He is a doctor.
19.- Gold and silver are precious
metals.
20.- I am sick.
SENTENCES OF THE VERB TO BE AFFIRMATIVE STATEMENTS

6. EXERCISES OF THE VERB TO BE AFFIRMATIVE STATEMENTS