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   BE Verb Practice Exercise Solve 

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 Nouns & Article's  WEEk:01 Nouns. This lesson is about plural and singular nouns, and articles. Nouns can be singular or plural. Singular means one, plural means two or more. Singular is book and plural is two books, or five books, or many books. Before we go on with nouns, let's look again at the alphabet. This is the alphabet. You already know about capital and lowercase letters. Let's look at another kind of letter. The alphabet has vowels and consonants. A, e, i, o, u. These are called vowels. Every word in English has at least one vowel. All of these other letters are called consonants. We need to know this for some spelling rules we will talk about in a moment. Back to nouns. Add an s to the noun to make the plural form. We have one chair and two chairs. Notice the s. Add an s to make the plural form. Two chairs, 20 chairs, or 300 chairs. There are spelling changes when you add s. Let's look at what happens when you add s to different words. First, for most n...

  BE Verb Week:01 In this lesson, you will learn about the BE Verb. What is the BE verb? Well, BE is a verb to start with. Remember a verb is an action word like cook, laugh, drink and dance. BE is a verb but it is not an action word. I am sure you hear the BE verb all of the time. In fact, these sentences are full of the BE verb. Let's look is, is a form of the BE verb. I am is also the BE verb and are is also a form of BE. Let's look at the verb chart for BE in the simple present. Here is a chart with the pronouns and here are the forms of the BE verb. I am, you are, he is, she is, it is, we are, you are and they are. You can see there are 3 forms of the BE verb. Other verbs only have 2 forms, but BE is always different. You can see that BE is strange because none of these forms look like BE. There's no letter BE in any of them. Also notice that the plural forms are all the same word. When do we use the BE verb? Let's look at this sentence, Mark drinks water, Mark is ...

Word Forms Week:01  Welcome to beginning grammar, Introduction to Grammar. In this lesson, you will learn about some different word forms. There are different kinds of words. We are going to look at nouns, verbs, and adjectives. Then we will look at different kinds of nouns: common nouns, proper nouns, and pronouns. To begin, a noun is a word that is a person, place, or thing. For example, a noun is a person like the words mother, student, teacher, and baby. Noun: A noun is also a place. The words city, restaurant, classroom, and park are all nouns. examples; A noun is a thing. So the words pen, chair, keyboard, and banana are also all nouns. Verb:  Another kind of word is a verb. A verb is an action word. Cook, laugh, drink, and dance are all verbs. They tell what happens. Adjective:  A 3rd kind of word is an adjective. An adjective is a word that describes a noun. Tall, hot, and pink are all adjectives. They tell you something about the nouns. The giraffe is tall, the c...

  Course Introduction [Word Forms and Simple Present Tense] Hi my name is M.A  a Language Teacher from teacher a .  I started teaching at teachera ,  in 2023, and I  teach English to international students here.   I've been teaching experience for 10 years now.   I'm interested in languages and cultures and I think that  learning a language can be  a fantastic experience, but it can be hard.  It can be challenging.  I hope that these lectures material will help  you build your skills so that  you can start to feel confident  and comfortable speaking English.   One of the things I really enjoy  about teaching teachera is having  beginning level students who are just  beginning to understand how to use English.  It really gives me a lot of joy  and pleasure when I can help students  understand how to use grammar in  their speaking as well as in their writing and  reading and ...