LESSON
Verb to be
Use:
The verb to be is used to say something about a person, Thing, or state.
Form sentences: Subject + verb to be + complement.
Exaples:
Affirmative: Jennifer Is really beautifull.
Negativo: I am nota drive car.
Question: Are they watching a movie?
There is/ There are
Use: There is and there are are used to indicate the existence of something.
Examples:
Can/Can't
Use: It is used to talk about skills, to ask for permission, to make a request, to talk about a possibility or to make an offer.
Examples:
Form sentences: Subject + Can/Can't + verb + complement
Present simple:
Examples:
Affirmative: I drink coffee.
Negative: You don't play basketball.
Question: Does she take the bus?
Use: It is used to talk about habits, routines or events that are repeated in certain periods of time.
Form sentences: Subject + verb + complement
Present continuous:
Use: It is used for situations or actions that are being carried out at the moment.
Examples:
Affirmative: I am listening rock
Negative: You aren't reading a book
Question: Is he working?
Form sentences: subject + verb to be + verb-ing
From sentences: There is/There are + subject + complement
Affirmative: There are two dogs in the garden.
Negative: There isn't a book on the table.
Question: Are there cats in this house?
Affirmative: I can ride bike.
Negative: Mateo can't drive a car.
Question: Can she swim?