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01/04/2025

VERB TO BE
By: Bryan Reyes
Description:
The verb to be (in Spanish ser or
estar) Is irregular and has several
forms: Am, I, Are, Is (Present); Was,
Were (Past). It can be used to
describe objects, people or animals,
It can also be used to locate,
describe, and other things.
Can be used on:
Negative

Afirmative

Interrogative

Past and Present


Origin:

The verb “to be” comes from


Anglo-Saxon, an early form of
the English language that was
spoken in much of England and
southern Scotland between
425 and 1125 A.D.
Examples on Afirmative form:

Sentences: Abbreviations:
You are very kind.
These sentences also can be abreviated,
He Is the teacher. example:
They are playing.
I am = I'm
She is beautiful.
He is = He's
I am a doctor.
They are = They're
Negative form

Like affirmative form, it can be used for


negative sentences, expressions, and
more.
Examples on Negative form:

Sentences:
He isn't my brother.
They aren't drawing.
I'm not your friend.
Camila doesn't like purple.
Interrogative from:
It can be used for questions, obviously.

Are you a Doctor?


Where are you from?
How old are you?
She isn't your friend?
They aren't strangers?
THANK YOU!
End of the exposition.

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