To be (auxiliary verb) in present tense
Positive forms
I am
You are
He is
She is
It is
We are
They are
Examples:
I am a teacher.
You are an engineer.
He is a student.
She is a doctor.
It is a black cat.
We are married.
They are divorced.
Negative forms
I'm not (I'm not)
You're not (You aren't/ You are not)
He isn't (He's not/ He is not)
She isn't (She's not/ She is not)
It isn't (It's not/ It is not)
We aren't (We're not/ We are not)
They aren't (They're not/ They are not)
Examples:
I'm not married.
You're not a doctor.
He's not at home.
She's not in the office.
It's not Sunday today.
We aren't divorced.
They're not from London.
Question forms
Am I.....................?
Are you................?
Is he.....................?
Is she....................?
Is it.......................?
Are we.............?
Are they............?
Examples of questions and answers:
Am I a doctor? Yes, I am.
Are you a nurse? No, you're not.
Is he at home? Yes, he is.
Is she a teacher? No, she's not.
Is it OK? Yes, it is.
Are we tired? Yes, we are.
Are they married? No, they're not.
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