The document discusses the conjugation of the verbs "to be" and regular verbs like "to live" in English. It provides examples of these verbs in the affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms. Specifically, it notes that for the affirmative, the personal pronoun comes before the verb. For the interrogative, the verb comes before the pronoun. And for the negative, the order is pronoun, verb, not. It also explains that regular verbs like "to live" sometimes use the auxiliary "do" but not always in the affirmative form.

1.  C.E.Professor Horacio Macedo
 Professora: Juddy Hoolliday
 Discilpina: inglês
 Turma:1001/HM 2014
 Tema: Verbo To Be e Verbos regulares
(semelhanças e diferenças)
 Students: Adriane, Bianca, Daniel, Douglas,
Helen, Júlia Marcus, Rakel, Rita

2.  Quando o verbo está na afirmativa, o
pronome pessoal do caso reto fica na
frente.

3.  I am
 You are
 He is
 She is
 It is
 We are
 They are
 You are

4.  Rio de Janeiro is The Wonderful City

5.  Verbo na interrogativa inicia a frase, ou
seja, ele vem antes do pronome pessoal.

6.  Am I
 Are you
 Is he
 Is she
 Is it
 Are we
 Are they
 Are you

7.  Is it a wonderful city?

8.  Quando a frase é negativa segue a
seguinte ordem: Pronome Pessoal +
Verbo + Not

9.  He is not / He isn't
 She is not / She isn't
 It is not / It isn't
 We are not / We aren't
 They are not / They aren't
 You are not / You aren't

10.  Rio de Janeiro is not wonderful.

11.  Os verbos Regulares como o verbo TO
LIVE precisam do auxílio da palavra
''DO''

12.  Mas na afirmativa geralmente não se
usa o auxiliar ''DO''

13.  I live /I do live
 You live / You do live
 He lives / He does live
 She does / She lives
 It lives / It does live
 We live / We do live
 They live / They do live
 You live / You do live

14.  She lives in Rio de Janeiro / She does live
in Rio de Janeiro