Lesson 4: The Verb "To Be" (am, is, are)
Welcome to our fundamental grammar lesson! When beginners first start speaking English, they often skip a very important word. In English, we cannot just say "I happy" or "She teacher"—we need a bridge to connect the subject to its description. That bridge is the verb "To Be" . Today, we will learn how to use am , is , and are correctly to clearly communicate who you are, how you feel, and what you do. Vocabulary List: I am (Self) - Used when talking about yourself. He is (Male) - Used when talking about one male person. She is (Female) - Used when talking about one female person. It is (Thing/Weather) - Used when talking about a thing, an animal, or the weather. We are (Group including self) - Used when talking about a group of people that includes yourself. They are (Group excluding self) - Used when talking about a group of other people or things. Common Mistake: Dropping the Verb In many languages, it is natural to drop the auxiliary verb when using adjectives. In…
