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    This document provides information about verb conjugations and occupations. It begins with singular and plural nouns and examples of affirmative and negative statements using the verb "to be" with singular and plural subjects. It then discusses yes/no and Wh- questions using the verb "to be". The document concludes with recommendations for websites, apps, and a phonemic chart to practice verb conjugations and learn occupations.

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    English Course A1.

    1
    Conjugation of
    verb to be
    Occupations

    Singular nouns Plural nouns


    • a teacher Articles a/an
    • teachers
    • an astronaut a teacher • astronauts
    • a judge an actor • judges
    Affirmative singular statements Negative singular statements
    Subject + verb to be + complement Subject + verb to be + not + complement
    Singular statements
    • I am not Matt. / I’m not Matt.
    • I am John. / I’m John.
    • You are not an artist. / You’re not an
    • You are an astronaut. / You’re an artist. / You aren’t an artist.
    astronaut.
    • He is a teacher. / He’s a teacher. • He is not a chef. / He’s not a chef. /
    He isn’t a chef.
    • She is a pharmacist. / She’s a • She is not a speaker. / She’s not a
    pharmacist. speaker. / She isn’t a speaker.
    Present with Plural statements

    verb to be • We are judges / We’re judges


    • We are not plumbers. / We’re not
    plumbers. / We aren’t plumbers.
    You are musicians / You’re musicians •
    You are not miners. / You’re not
    • miners. / You aren’t miners.
    • They are dancers / They’re dancers
    • They are not lawyers./ They’re not
    lawyers. / They aren’t lawyers.

    Note: You use this structure to talk about personal information


    Yes / no questions Short answer
    Verb to be + subject + complement + ? Yes + , + subject + verb to be
    No + , + subject + verb to be + not
    Are you I am. I’m
    Is he an artist? Yes, he No, he’s not.
    Short Is Tanya she
    is.
    she’s

    questions you
    they
    we we’re
    Are musicians? Yes, are. No, not.
    Ted and they they’re
    Jane
    What Asking about a thing
    What is it?
    When Asking about a time of an event or an
    activity
    When is the party?
    Where Asking about a place
    Where is the restaurant?
    Who Asking about a person (subject)
    Who are they?
    Wh question Why Asking about a reason
    Why are you?
    How Asking about a method or procedure
    How are you?

    Wh question
    Wh question + Verb to be + subject + complement + ?
    Websites
    Activities and  https://www.english-4u.de/en/tenses-exercises/verb-to-be.htm

    exercises  https://www.grammarbank.com/verb-to-be.html
     https://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=
    2813
    Apps  Speaky
     Duolingo  British council apps
     Busuu  Reverso context
     Tandem  Word reference

    Useful apps
    and wesites to
    learn and
    practice Websittes
     https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/learning-english/activities-for-
    learners/?rows=12
     http://cambridgeenglishonline.com/interactive_phonemic_chart/
     https://context.reverso.net/traduccion/espanol-ingles/
     https://www.wordreference.com/
    Phonemic
    chart
    Cardinal
    Numbers

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