The document discusses the importance of learning the verb "to be" in English. It explains that "to be" is an irregular verb that changes form across its conjugations. It then provides the conjugations of "to be" in the present, past, perfect, and progressive tenses. Specifically, it states that in the present tense, the verb is conjugated as "I am, you are, he/she/it is, and we, you, they are." In the past tense, most pronouns are conjugated with "were" except for "I, he, she, it" which use "was."
The document discusses the importance of learning the verb "to be" in English. It explains that "to be" is an irregular verb that changes form across its conjugations. It then provides the conjugations of "to be" in the present, past, perfect, and progressive tenses. Specifically, it states that in the present tense, the verb is conjugated as "I am, you are, he/she/it is, and we, you, they are." In the past tense, most pronouns are conjugated with "were" except for "I, he, she, it" which use "was."
The document discusses the importance of learning the verb "to be" in English. It explains that "to be" is an irregular verb that changes form across its conjugations. It then provides the conjugations of "to be" in the present, past, perfect, and progressive tenses. Specifically, it states that in the present tense, the verb is conjugated as "I am, you are, he/she/it is, and we, you, they are." In the past tense, most pronouns are conjugated with "were" except for "I, he, she, it" which use "was."
The document discusses the importance of learning the verb "to be" in English. It explains that "to be" is an irregular verb that changes form across its conjugations. It then provides the conjugations of "to be" in the present, past, perfect, and progressive tenses. Specifically, it states that in the present tense, the verb is conjugated as "I am, you are, he/she/it is, and we, you, they are." In the past tense, most pronouns are conjugated with "were" except for "I, he, she, it" which use "was."
and what is? The verb to be is an irregular verb, this means that, unlike regular verbs in English where the root of the verb is always kept, it changes its way of being written in almost all its conjugations. When you start studying English, one of the most basic things you have to learn is how to use the verb to be in English. You find numerous sentences that carry the verb to be in English, with different meanings, and it might be a bit difficult, but pay attention to the basics you should know about the conjugation of the verb to be. In essence, the verb to be may appear alone, but in most cases it will accompany other verbs in compound tenses. But first the basics, let's look at the conjugation of to be verb. In the present, the verb is conjugated I am, you are, he / she / it is, and with the plural pronouns we, you, they is conjugated with are. In the past tense, most of the pronouns are conjugated with were except I, he, she, it which are conjugated with was. In the perfect forms (or past participle) it takes the form been, and in the progressive form it becomes being.
VERBAL TENMS OF THE VERB TO BE IN
ENGLISH El verbo to be en presente se utiliza principalmente para hacer referencia a algo verdadero en el presente o para dar información básica. Las formas del verbo en presente son am, is, are.El verbo to be en pasado se usa para hablar de información verdadera, hechos o datos que sucedieron en el pasado. El verbo toma la forma de was y were, dependiendo del pronombre personal con el que se conjugue. El verbo to be en futuro utiliza la forma will be y se utiliza para hablar de algo que será o estará en el futuro.
EJEMPLOS Y FRASES CON EL VERBO TO
BE Verb to be in the present affirmative, question and negation Peter is hungry. (Peter tiene hambre.) Is Peter hungry? (¿Peter tiene hambre?) Peter is not hungry. (Peter no tiene hambre.) Verb to be in the past affirmative, negative and question Barry was ill. (Barry estaba enfermo.) Barry was not ill. (Barry no estaba enfermo.) Was Barry ill? (¿Barry estaba enfermo?) Verbo to be en future afirmativo, negativo y pregunta AThe game will be tomorrow at ten o’clock. (El partido será mañana a las diez.) The game will not be tomorrow at ten o’clock. (El partido no será mañana a las diez.) Will the game be tomorrow at ten o’clock? (¿El partido será mañana a las diez?) THE VERB TO BE IN GENERAL ARE those that go hand in hand with the subject i am they are you are he ir she is it is we are you are