This document discusses the uses of pronouns with the verb "to be" and provides examples of how to conjugate the verb based on whether the subject is singular or plural. It focuses on the third person singular "is" and plural "are" forms, providing examples of how they are used to refer to people, things, and animals. Exercises are included to practice these grammatical structures.

1. By: LAET. Mireya Robles

2. Uses:

3. GRAMMATICAL
STRUCTURE:
Pronoun + verb “to be” (am, is, are) + complement

5. Exercises

6. Third person “is”

7. TO REFER TO
PERSON

8. PLURAL “ARE”

9. TWO OR MORE
PERSON “ARE”

10. TO REFER TO
“THINGS”

11. TO REFER TO
ANIMALS

12. PLURAL

13. OTHER EXAMPLE:
“IS”

14. “WE” TWO OR MORE
PERSON WITH ARE

15. Exercises:

16. FOR YOUR
ATENTION!!!