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Thursday, April 1, 2010

1. “be” preceeding nouns

1.  “be” preceding nouns
Simple sentence like examples below, should be put “be”, because there is no verb in the sentence. To make it clear; If a sentence that contains noun but doesn’t contain verb should use “be”.
Present tense                                                                             
I am a doctor.
He is a writer.
She is a beautiful girl.
It is a computer.
We are employees.
You are a student.
They are leaders.

Past tense
 I was a doctor
He was a writer
She is a beautiful girl
It was a computer
We Were employees
You  Were a student
They Were leaders    

Negative sentence, to make negative sentence, we just add  “not” after the “be”:
Present tense                                                                               Past tense
I am not a doctor                                                            i was not a doctor
She is not a beautiful girl                                                she was not a beautiful girl
We are not employees                                                    we were not employees

Interrogative sentence, we place “be” at the beginning of the sentence
Present tense                                                                             Past tense
 Am i a doctor?                                                                      Was i a doctor?
Is he a writer?                                                                        Was he a writer?
Are they leaders?                                                                   Were they leaders?

The formulas are:
Positive:                       subject        +          be             +                             noun
Negative:                     subject        +          be             +         not      +      noun
Interrogative:                  be             +       subject         +                             noun

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