Present Simple: Be

Positive:

I am	I’m	from Japan.
you / we / they are	you’re / we’re / they’re	from Brazil.
he / she / it is	he’s / she’s / it’s	from India.

Negative: married.

I am not	I’m not	married.
you / we / they are not	You’re not / You aren’t We’re not / We aren’t They’re not / They aren’t	happy.
he / she / it is not	He isn’t / He’s not She isn’t / She’s not It isn’t / It’s not	a student.

Question:

Am	I	beautiful?
Are	you / we / they	a teacher?
Is	he / she / it	tall?

Present Simple: Be

Name:

 I’m Joanna.

 He’s Paulo.

                They’re Aki and Yuta.

Country / Nationality:

 I’m from the U.S. I’m American.

 My husband is from Italy. He’s Italian.

 She’s not Korean, she’s Vietnamese.

 Are they from Australia?

Age:

                I’m 27 years old.

 How old are you?

 She’s 15.

 My mother is 65 years old.

Emotions:

 I’m sad.

 She’s excited.

 You’re angry.

 We’re happy.

Jobs:

 I’m not a student. I’m a teacher.

 Are you a doctor?

 He’s a journalist.

 They’re artists.