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BASIC ENGLISH III.

TO BE - am/is/are

Long form	Shontorm	®	Long form	Shorttorm	©	Ouosoons
lam	l'm	a child.	lam not	l'm not	hungry	Am 1 a child?
You are	Youre	tali.	You are not	You arent	at home	Are you tali?
HeN	He’s	happy	HeN	HeN	dirty.	ls he happy?
She is	Shes	young.	She is not	She isn't	there	ls she young?
It '	Its	aftemoon	It '	It '	bad	ls it aftemoon’
We are	Were	at home.	We are not	We aren t	atschool.	Are we at home?
You are	Youre	students.	You are not	You aren t	old.	Are you students?
They are	The/re	young.	They are not	They aren t	parents.	Are they young?

Practico:

This is my uncie Sam How old is he? He łs seventy. Is he trom Dover?

No. he isn't. he is trom London.

Who are they? They are Peter and Mary.    This is a house.

Where are they? They are at the sea    •yn~TT' Ti?*/ ^{coio<jr ls} * ?

How old are they? They are twetve. fllrCjT **Ł tt's brown.

PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE

What do they do? (sometimes, usually, permanently)

1 Play	1 dont play.
You play.	You don‘t play
HeN	Hex
She plays	She doesnt play
It ✓	It '
We play	We don t play.
You play.	You don’t play
They play.	They don t play

Do I play ?

Do you play ?

✓ he

Does she play ?

^xit

Do we play ?

Do you play ?

Do they play ?

Bo cant fuli

Practico:

What doos ho do ovory mommg? He wakes up and goes to schoot.

Does he go to the ko on Monday? No. he doesnl He watches TY.

He goos to the zoo on Tuesday.

! Sotch^ he watclK-- °° Y°^u 171001 him ovw>^r mofn,n0^? I stucJy - he stud es ^Yos’¹ meof him every morning e*cept weekends

PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE

What are they doing? (now, at the moment, temporary)

1 am	Tmnot	Aml '
You are	You aren t	Are you
He	waiting He	waiting ,s hG
She is	She isn t	ls she
It	tt	isit
We are	We aren t ^1	Are we 1
You are	.waiting You aren t	waiting Are you
They are	They aren t ^	AretheyJ

waiting ? **' ®^I:,n9 y run - runnng have-having come - comng

Practico:

Are you sleeping?

No, t'm rotaxing.

Tm not teetrng wett today.

What is Dad domg?

He ls srtting and reading a newspaper.

Aro you working?

Yes, my mother ls sewing a dross and Tm heiprng hor.

When to use “do” and “doing”

What are you domg?

Tm going to my grandmother.

I usualty go there on Sundays and bnng her some food.

You aro wet. ls tt raining outsido? Yes. it's raining outslde.

Its ratning guite otten these days.

tt rains a lot m autumn.