Parte A Verbo to be presente

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Verbo “to be” presente (formas afirmativa, negativa e interrogativa) Parte A
VERB TO BE: AFFIRMATIVE, INTERROGATIVE AND NEGATIVE FORMS
O verbo To Be equivale ao nosso verbo ser/estar. Em inglês, além de ser verbo auxiliar (aquele utilizado para fazer perguntas, negativas respostas curtas) ele também é verbo principal. Veja as tabelas abaixo:
 
		Affirmative
 
	I
	am
	a student.
	He
	is
	a teacher.
	She
	is
	a journalist.
	It
	is
	a book.
	We
	are
	mechanics.
	You
	are
	pilots.
	They
	are
	policemen.
 
	 
 Negative
	I
	am not
	a singer.
	He
	is not
	a receptionist.
	She
	is not
	a nurse.
	It
	is not
	my book.
	We
	are not
	not musicians.
	You
	are not
	a shop assistant.
	They
	are not
	taxi drivers.
 
Negative – contracted form:
	I'm not 
	a singer.
	He
	isn't
	a receptionist.
	She
	isn't
	a nurse.
	It
	isn't
	my book.
	We
	aren't
	not musicians.
	You
	aren't
	a shop assistant.
	They
	aren't
	taxi drivers.
Interrogative:
	Am
	I
	right?
	Is
	he
	here?
	Is
	she
	a nurse?
	Is
	it
	second-hand?
	Are
	we
	wrong?
	Are
	you
	Alan Parker?
	Are
	they
	American?
Perceba: Para fazer perguntas o verbo to be fica na frente do pronome ou sujeito e para fazer a negativa, acrescentamos a partícula de negação no verbo.
Lembre-se de que todo o contato com a língua é importante.
Use sempre o dicionário!!
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