Ingles.

LENGUAJE FOCUS 1.
VERB TO BE.
* We often use the verb to be to describe people.
Ex. John is chairman of GE. He is American. He is married.
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I AM (I’M)
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YOU (YOU’RE)
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WE ARE(WE’RE) SPANISH
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THEY (THEY’RE)
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HE (HE ‘S)
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SHE IS (SHE’S)
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IT (IT’S)

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I AM NOT (I’M NOT)-------------------------------------------------
YOU (YOU AREN’T)
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WE ARE NOT (WE AREN’T) ITALIAN
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THEY (THEY AREN’T)
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HE (HE ISN’T)
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SHE IS NOT. (SHE ISN’T)-------------------------------------------------
IT (IT ISN’ T)
FUENTE: David Cotton, David Falvey, Simon Kent; MARKET LEADER, elementary business English course book.
VERB TO BE. (PASS)
* We often use the verb to be to describe people.
Ex. Was she a dancer? No, she wasn’t.

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I WAS (I WAS)-------------------------------------------------
YOU (YOU WERE)
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WE WERE (WE WERE)
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THEY (THEY WERE)
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HE (HE WAS)
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SHE WAS (SHE WAS)
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IT(IT WAS)

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I WAS NOT (I WASN’T)
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YOU (YOU WEREN’T)
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WE WERE NOT (WE WEREN’T)
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THEY (THEY WEREN’T)
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HE (HE WASN’T)-------------------------------------------------
SHE WAS NOT. (SHE WASN’T)
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IT (IT WASN’T)
FUENTE: David Cotton, David Falvey, Simon Kent; MARKET LEADER, elementary business English course book.
VERB HAVE GOT.
* We often use the verb to be to describe people.
Ex. Was she a dancer? No, she wasn’t.-------------------------------------------------

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I HAVE GOT (I ‘VE GOT)
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YOU (YOU’ VE GOT)
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WE HAVE GOT (WE’VE GOT)
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THEY (THEY’VE GOT)
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HE (HE’S GOT)-------------------------------------------------
SHE HAS GOT (SHE’S GOT)
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IT (IT’ S GOT)

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I HAVE NOT GOT (I HAVEN’T GOT)
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YOU (YOU HAVEN’T GOT)
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WE HAVE NOT GOT (WE HAVEN’T GOT)-------------------------------------------------
THEY (THEY HAVEN’T GOT)
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HE (HE HASN’T GOT)
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SHE HAS NOT GOT. (SHE HASN’T GOT)
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IT (IT HASN’T GOT)
FUENTE: David Cotton, David Falvey, Simon Kent; MARKET LEADER, elementary...