Talk About Yourself with am, is, are - Part 9

Rule: Verb To Be ShowHide

am · is · are

  • I → am: I am ten. (I'm)
  • he / she / it → is: Peter is a pilot. (he's)
  • you / we / they → are: They are good students. (they're)

Negative

Put not after am, is or are.

  • I am not tired. (I'm not)
  • Vicky is not sad. (isn't)
  • They are not at school. (aren't)

Questions

Put am, is or are first.

The pen is blue. → Is the pen blue?
Are you ready? – Yes, I am. / No, I'm not.
Is she happy? – Yes, she is. / No, she isn't.

Two people together are they or we, so take are: Ann and Jack are doctors. Emily and I are friends.

Eleven sentences to finish out loud – about your name, your age, your family and the things you like. Nothing is checked here: the task is a set of prompts for speaking.

Leave it if you want an answer.