CLASS 5 · LEARNING KNOWLEDGE
Personal pronouns and forms of ‹be› in English
How it works
In this unit you will get to know the English personal pronouns (e.g. ‹I›, ‹you›, ‹he›, ‹she›, ‹it›, ‹we›, ‹they›) and the corresponding forms of the verb ‹be›: ‹am›, ‹is›, ‹are›. The form of ‹be› depends on the subject: ‹I am›, ‹you are›, ‹he/she/it is›, ‹we are›, ‹they are›. These basics are important for forming simple sentences, introducing yourself, and talking about other people. For example: ‹She is my friend.› or ‹We are in class.› The correct assignment helps avoid mistakes and communicate clearly.
Note
Choose the appropriate personal pronoun and the correct form of ‹be›. ‹I› always uses ‹am›, ‹he›/‹she›/‹it› uses ‹is›, ‹you›/‹we›/‹they› use ‹are›.
Choose the appropriate personal pronoun and the correct form of ‹be›. ‹I› always uses ‹am›, ‹he›/‹she›/‹it› uses ‹is›, ‹you›/‹we›/‹they› use ‹are›.
An example
Choose the correct completion: ‹He ___ my brother.›
The correct answer is ‹is›, so: ‹He is my brother.› For ‹he› one uses ‹is›.
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