WRITE: Y O U, HE, SHE, IT, WE O R THEY.
complete the sentences, as in the example.
ask and answer, as in the examples. then, write.
Fill in the questions with: How, what, where or who. then, answer them about yourself.
Write questions for the words in bold.
This worksheet is about practicing verb to be with the subject pronouns in English. Students do the exercises and answer. The worksheet has an answer key.
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Mastering Verb “To Be” and Subject Pronouns: A Comprehensive Guide
Let’s explore them in detail:
1. The Verb “To Be”
The verb “to be” (am, is, are) is used to express existence, identity, and characteristics. It serves as both a main verb and a linking verb. Here’s how it works:
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| Subject Pronoun | Verb “To Be” | Example Sentence |
|---|---|---|
| I | am | “I am a teacher.” |
| You | are | “You are my friend.” |
| He/She/It | is | “She is a doctor.” |
| We/They | are | “We are students.” |
Usage:
- Identity:
- “I am John.”
- “She is my sister.”
- Characteristics:
- “The weather is nice today.”
- “They are friendly.”
2. Subject Pronouns
Subject pronouns replace nouns and indicate who or what the sentence is about. Here are the common subject pronouns:
| Subject Pronoun | Usage | Example Sentence |
|---|---|---|
| I | First person singular | “I like reading.” |
| You | Second person (singular/plural) | “You are my best friend.” |
| He/She/It | Third person singular | “She speaks French.” / “It is raining outside.” |
| We/They | First/third person plural | “We enjoy hiking.” / “They planted flowers in the garden.” |
Usage:
- Talking About Yourself:
- “I love cooking.”
- “We are going to the park.”
- Referring to Others:
- “She is my neighbor.”
- “They play soccer.”
Remember to practice using these subject pronouns in sentences to reinforce your understanding.
3. Incorporating Grammar into Daily Life
- Introducing Yourself:
- “My name is John. I am a student.”
- Talking About Family:
- “She is my sister. He is my brother.”
- Describing People or Things:
- “The cat is cute. The book is interesting.”
- Expressing Feelings:
- “I am happy. They are excited.”
Remember, mastering these grammar concepts enhances your communication. Practice using them in sentences, and soon you’ll wield them with confidence! 📚🎓
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