The document discusses the verb "be" and how it differs from other verbs. It stands alone and is used to describe what something is or isn't, as shown through examples of sentences using "be" in its positive, negative and question forms to describe what someone is or isn't and questions about the same. The examples contrast "be" with sentences using other verbs like "like" that require another word.

1. VERB “BE”
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2. English
Verbs
…and the
BE other verbs

3. SEE HOW VERB “BE” STANDS ALONE
BE LIKE
+) She is a teacher. +) She likes vanilla ice
cream.
-) She isn’t a teacher.
-) She doesn’t like vanilla
ice cream.
?) Is she a teacher?
?) Does she like vanilla ice
cream?