To Be Verbs Chart
Level: beginner The verb be has the following forms: The verb be Infinitive form be Present simple: + I am, I'm You are, You're He/She/It is, He/She/It's We are, we're You are, you're They are, they're? Is he/she it? - I am not, I’m not You are not, You aren’t, You're not He/She/It is not, He/She/It isn’t, He's not We are not, We aren’t, We're not You are not, You aren’t, You're not They are not, They aren't, They're not Past simple + I was You were He/She/It was We were You were They were? Was he/she/it? - I was not, I wasn't You were not, You weren't He/She/It was not, He/She/It wasn't We were not, We weren't You were not, You weren't They were not, They weren't Past participle been Present perfect has/have been Past perfect had been Present participle being Present continuous am/is/are being Past continuous was/were being We use the infinitive form be with: It will be dark soon. They might be tired. The verb be is a.
It is used: • with a: My mother is a teacher. Bill Clinton was the president of the US. • with an: This soup is very tasty.
The children were good. • with a prepositional phrase: John and his wife are from Manchester. The flowers are on the table.
To Be Verbs Chart Present Tense
Simple Past/V2. Past Participle/V3. We, They, You, Plural Nouns. He, She, It Singular nouns. Spanish Verb Ser – Whose it is and where you're from The word 'de' is widely used with the verb ser. It means 'of' when used to indicate possession and 'from' when used to indicate origin. A collection of ESL, EFL downloadable, printable worksheets, practice exercises and activities to teach about verb chart. The helping verb(s) and the main verb come together to form a verb phrase. Here is a list of 24 common helping verbs. Here is a list of 24 common helping verbs. Use the list of verbs and this lovely song to memorize them.
Am, is, are 1 am, is, are 2 am, is, are, was, were 1 am, is, are, was, were 2 Level: intermediate • with the -ing form to make aspect: We were walking down the street. Everything was wet. It had been raining for hours. • with the past participle to make voice: The house was built in 1890. Running man engsub. The street is called Montague Street.
This car was made in Japan. Be in continuous and passive forms 1 be in continuous and passive forms 2 Level: advanced We use some with the verb be followed by a that clause: The problem was that I had no money. The obvious explanation is that he simply forgot. The danger is that the whole thing might catch fire. It’s a pity that the children aren’t here. The lucky thing is that nobody was hurt.
Nouns commonly used in this way are: answer argument assertion belief claim explanation feeling hope idea (a) pity rule (a) shame thing We use some nouns with the verb be followed by a: The only way is to start all over again. His answer is to work a bit harder. Her only hope was to find a new job as soon as possible. The easiest thing would be to ask your father. Nouns commonly used in this way are: answer decision hope idea intention promise thing way wish To comment on statements, we use some with it and the verb be and a that clause or wh- clause: It’s lucky that we met. It’s not clear what happened.
To Be Verbs List
It was amazing how he managed to escape. Adjectives commonly used in this way are: awful bad clear extraordinary funny good interesting lucky obvious possible probable sad true unlikely be with nouns and adjectives 1 be with nouns and adjectives 2. Hello Maurox54, Auxiliary verbs in English are used in many ways. We use them to make questions, negatives, emphatic forms, progressive forms, perfect forms and passive voice, for example. There are a number of verbs used in this way: be, have and do are the most common but there are others.
When we use a verb as an auxiliary it does not have an inherent meaning. It rather has a grammatical function, changing the main verb into a different form. That is why we do not study auxiliary verbs as a category but rather study the forms which they help to make (progressive aspect, passive voice etc.).
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