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English Basics for Beginners

This document contains common greetings and farewell phrases in English. It then provides instruction on conjugating the verb "to be" in English, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms in the present simple tense. Examples are given to practice making sentences, changing sentences to negatives, and forming questions from statements using the verb "to be".

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English Basics for Beginners

This document contains common greetings and farewell phrases in English. It then provides instruction on conjugating the verb "to be" in English, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms in the present simple tense. Examples are given to practice making sentences, changing sentences to negatives, and forming questions from statements using the verb "to be".

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GREETINGS

Good morning, Good afternoon, Good evening, Hello, Hi, Hey.

HOW ARE YOU?

How are you? Fantastic!, Very well thank you, and


How have you been? You?, Great, thanks!, Good, Fine,
How are you doing? Thanks, Pretty good, Not bad, OK.
How's it going?

What's up? Not much, Nothing much, Not a lot.


What's happening?
What's going on?
What have you been up to?

Farewells

It was a pleasure seeing/meeting you.


It was nice seeing/meeting you.
Goodbye/Bye/Bye-bye.
Good night.
Take care.
Have a nice day/evening.
Have a good one.
See you (later/soon).
Later.
So long.

VERB TO BE
El verbo “to be” es el verbo más importante del inglés y al
mismo tiempo, el más complicado. Se utiliza tanto como un verbo
principal como un verbo auxiliar y es irregular en el presente y el
pasado.

Grammatical Rules (Reglas gramaticales)

Affirmative (Afirmativo)

Sujet Presente
Forma corta
o Simple
  I’m
I   am
yo soy/estoy
  you’re
you   are
tú eres/estás
  he’s
he   is
él es/está
  she’s
she   is
ella es/está
  it’s
it   is
es/está
  we’re
we   are nosotros
somos/estamos
  they’re
ellos son/están
they   are

Negative (Negativo)

Sujet Presente
Forma corta
o Simple
  I’m not
I   am not
yo no soy/estoy
  you’re not/you aren’t
you   are not
tú no eres/estás
  he’s not/he isn’t
he   is not
él no es/está
  she’s not/she isn’t
she   is not
ella no es/está
  it’s not/it isn’t
it   is not
no es/está
  we’re not/we aren’t
we   are not nosotros no
somos/estamos
  they’re not/they
aren’t
they   are not
ellos no son/están

Interrogative (Interrogativo)
Nota: En preguntas con el verbo “to be”, el sujeto y el verbo
cambian posiciones.

Presente Simple
  Am I?
¿Yo soy/estoy?
  Are you?
¿Tu eres/estás?
  Is he?
¿El es/está?
  Is she?
¿Ella es/está?
  Is it?
¿Es/está?
  Are we?
¿Nosotros
somos/estamos?

Write. Complete the following sentences with am, are, or is.

1. Mark _________ from the United States.


2. Rita _________ in Chapel Hill.
3. Charlie and Sue _________ married.
4. I _________ at work.
5. She _________ at home.
6. They _________ at work.
7. This house _________ small.
8. The teachers _________ at school.
9. She _________ in the classroom.
10. The pen _________ on the desk.
11. The flowers _________ on the table.
12. They _________ from Honduras.
13. The door _________ closed.
14. I _________ at home.

Write. Make negatives from the following statements

1. We are at school. ______________________________


2. You are in the classroom. ______________________________
3. They are in Room 5. ______________________________
4. I am married. ______________________________
5. He is at work. ______________________________
6. She is a student. ______________________________
7. I am in the classroom. ______________________________ 8. He
is here. ______________________________
9. She is from Mexico. ______________________________ 10. It
is the capital of Texas. ______________________________
11. She’s here today. ______________________________
12. He is at home. ______________________________
13. They are married. ______________________________
14. They are from China. ______________________________

Write. Make questions from the following statements.

1. John is from England. _________________________


2. Mary is in Carrboro. _________________________
3. Adam and Anna are married. _________________________ 4.
He is at home. _________________________
5. She is at school. _________________________
6. They are at work. _________________________
7. This apartment is small. _________________________
8. The students are at school. _________________________
9. He is in the classroom. _________________________
10. The book is on the desk. _________________________
11. They are on the table. _________________________
12. The students are from India. _________________________
13. The door is open. _________________________
14. The child is at home. _________________________

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