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Be Verbs Quest

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Identify the form of the verb to be.

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Identify the form of the verb to be.

by Carmen Valencia Anaya
1

I link a subject to a description in the present: I ___ I.

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Think about first-person singlar forms.

Used with I in the present simple.

2

People say it when something is true now: He ___ a student.

Hints

Put subject before the verb to be.

Third person singular form for he/she/it.

3

We talk about facts about you and me in the present: You and I ___ friends.

Hints

Often follows 'you' or 'we' in present statements.

Second person plural or mixed subject form.

4

In the past, we described a state: Yesterday, she ___ tired.

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Often paired with 'I/he/she/it'.

Singular subject in the past simple.

5

For plural subjects in the past, we used it too: They ___ happy then.

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Common in imperfect or descriptive past.

Past tense of 'are' for plural subjects.

6

To express existence or a basic state, we use this infinitive base: Many languages spell it like this: I want to ___.

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Does not change with subject.

The base form of the verb to be in infinitive.

7

Continuing action in the present can use this participle: She is ___ a song.

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Derived from the verb to be.

Used in progressive tenses.

8

Perfect aspect with have shows completion: They have ___ the task.

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Indicates experience or completion.

Participle used after have/has/had.

9

Future intention or prediction with will: He ___ late if he misses the bus.

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Two words where 'will' precedes 'be'.

Combination indicating future state.

10

With have in present perfect for singular subjects: She ___ been there before.

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Formed with has + been for present perfect.

Subject-verb agreement with singular third person.

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