Present - 'To Be' (Position)

In life we talk about positions i.e. what the person is e.g. teacher, doctor, prime minister, pilot, postman, etc.

'Is, am, are' express position in present

For example:-

• I am a football player.
• You are a dancer.
• We are journalists.
• They are ministers.
• He is a student.
• She is a singer.
• It is Taj Mahal.

Frame sentences using the following table - 

NEGATIVE SENTENCES

For framing a negative sentence, not is placed after 'is/am/are'. e.g.

• I am not a minister.
• He is not a BSL student.
• They are not pilots.
• She is not a dancer.
• It is not your bag.
• We are not his brothers.
• I am not a naval officer.
• My mom is not a teacher.
• They are not players
• Her uniform is not ready.
• My friends are not soldiers.

INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE

For an interrogative sentence, 'is/am/are' is placed in the beginning of the sentence e.g.

• I she a cricket player?
• Am I a good speaker?
• Are you his teacher?
• Are we late for the school?
• Is my brother a good player?
• Are those boys my cousins?
• Is she in her office?
• Is it very hot today?
• Are you a mechanic?