基本英語文法 - 動詞TO BE

Basic English Grammar – TO BE verb · engVid Home All Lessons Topics business english comprehension culture & tips expressions grammar IELTS pronunciation slang speaking TOEFL TOEIC vocabulary writing Teachers Adam Alex Benjamin Emma Gill Jade James Rebecca Ronnie Resources Search: Ronnie • 1-Beginner • grammar Basic English Grammar – TO BE verb To be is the most common verb in English. In this basic grammar lesson, I will teach you how to use this verb correctly. You will learn the positive, negative, and question forms of to be . Even higher-level English students make mistakes with this most basic verb, so even if you think you know this already, you should watch to review. Related Lessons Vocabulary: The 27 most common HOMOPHONES in English Instantly improve your English with 3 easy words! 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I is I am I are I were With she / he / it , we use: am are is am not With you / they / we , we use: am are is am not What are the negative forms of to be ? am not, is not, are not aint, isnot, arenot snot not I am, not is he, not are we not am, not is, not we What is the correct question form of to be ? subject + to be + ... ? to be + subject + ... ? ... + subject + to be ? was/were + ... + subject ? Next Question LEAVE A COMMENT 662 COMMENTS 5 of 5! I think it was be a good start :) ngusakov ‘I think it was a good start.’, doesn’t need ‘be’ again, cause ‘was’ is a past format of ‘be’. Shallker hahahahahaha do not be so cruel JohnnyLoureiro I like. thanks ronnie. I’m living in Venezuela mariela there thousands of preposition how is it possible normal person to remember? abdi once again thanks ronie… FAZAL You can’t use was and be at the same time,without using another words between them.. AleAle96 You can use or be or was..It depends of the tense you use..if you want to say something which already happened you use was and for the present you use be.. AleAle96 2 easy thanks kotoz First! Merlin Ronnie, what is correct? I am first who leaves the message, or I am first who leave the message? Maki Yeah, the same question I was going to ask. And also does it change anything if we say: I am the first person who ? the message??? Dario oh I don’t need this.Just kidding =) that was very helpful as review,so thankxxxxxxxxxxxx Shayma lol saynib I am the first to leave the message. Ronnie thanks ronnie ma’am. prakhar Hi Ronnie, the lesson on SH and S is so insightful. I really appreciate your effort in making us understand it so properly. Thanks , looking for some more complicated words including the SH sound Abhijeet Hello i whant to larnning English,who has chat me Tassal I need learnd english. Carmelo what is meaning of the word ‘to be ‘ in any sentence. ravindra Hi teacher ronnie, i would like to ask u about “to be” where or when i can use verb to be?? i’m a little bit confused.thank u RaquelK yh you are the first to leave the message because you knew when it was updated so that’s whey you are the first Himat Hi Ronnie I like your style of teaching so I wanted to complement you. I would be happy if you can take a class on what are first person singular and Plural. What are 2nd person singular and plural and 3rd person Singular and plural. avi123 what means third person singular changel thanks ronie Mohamed Farid “I am first who leaves the message, or I am first who leave the message?” if i remember right leaves you will use only with he she or it so at your sentence you should use leave. If you would write she he or it you would use leaves Tanya very great & The Best Teaching Style with The Best guidance very good. thank You so Much Miss Ronnie. Irfan Khan Leaves is correct because your subject is singular! Ronnie hello ms Ronnie my name is Glaiza and i want to speak good english because my english is not good really sometimes i speak english wrong grammar and someone dont understand me so please help me to improve my english grammar this is my gmail account [email protected] thank u and godbles :) have a greatday amihan hi glaiza it would be great if you practice your english with me, i also wanna improve my english. neeraj.punia1 Thanks Ronnie, this lesson was just great! joaopgrassi I’m the third who leave a comment, I freaking knew it, but I wanted hear it from u. Ronnie u r wonderful human being. never leave engvid, have a good day. Efrain thanks a lot adham Hi Ronnie. Thanks for all your great lessons. Would you please record a lesson and explain the meanings and differences of “fall off-fall over-fall down-trip over-drop-tumble over-stumble”? I don’t get their exact meanings and as a consequence don’t know how to use them in my speaking. Thanks a lot in advance. Manda Perhaps the word tumble may lead to the meaning of someone felt in the way by accident . essam ok I will try to make a lesson for you! Ronnie thank u Ronne iam very happy with ur lessons.I watch it everyday.Really u have a very good presents for introduce all English lessons.hope u cary on for ever.i wish all the best to u R.Ahmad The session is very useful , your teaching is excellent !! SathyaNarayanan Thanks Ronnie. You are wonderful teacher. Happy Holiday. Michelle Hello Ronnie teacher.Thanks a lot. Egon Thank You Ronnie for basic lesson. This type of revision of basic really help in improvement process. TracyHall Hi mam, A nice review it was! fatiima8 YODA! Is that you? ilmeg Dear Ronnie, This was a very good lesson and whish you long life for you. Mam Ronnie, could you please put a lesson about even, and if clauses would nice of you. Thanks alot Amin Saba Saba Thanks Ronnie matrix thx 4 the lesson…..would you tell me when we use ain’t? or wht is the concept of using ain’t? jazzy14 Ain’t is really bad (uneducated) grammar. Don’t use it unless you want to speak like Britney Spears. Ronnie thx again ronnie…I’LL NT USE IT! jazzy14 yh we know that Ain’t is a bad word but could you give us an example with using Ain’t Himat your question also clarify me the word “ain’t” . your profile pic is justin bieber , seems that you found this word in the song-‘Baby’ in the line “we ain’t together”.. prakhar hahaha hey dnt bother yourself 4 thinking tht much in deep…. jazzy14 ikr fawzul11 hey! Ronnie how are you i want to ask about the use of there and their please clearify its thanks Imtiaz Ali There is a place. Their is possessive meaning something belongs to them! Ronnie Ronnie, you doing very excellent job. Meraj Khan Hi, teacher! I’d like your class. It’s very nice. I understand easyly. Hold for you… Valdeli thnk u for a lovely lecture but can you put more lectures on clauses ,tenses etc jia Thanks a lot . I have questions ,1- can I say he’s not or he’sn’t ? . 2- What’s the difference between he’s and his , you’re and your , we’re and where , they’re and their . in pronunciation ? Abodi Hi Ronnie, It is so easy. As You are a top teaher you should spend your time teaching something more advanced. CREBIO Hi Ronnie, You are is a exelent teacher!!!!! ruralclinic Hello Ronnie. I enjoy your English lessons. I love them. May you do a lesson where you teach us how to use: other, others and another. These words are very confused by me. Thank you…. Juan Carlos very simple azza Hello how we say ‘you are’ it’s in plural and in singular need say ‘you is’? please answer me egidijus1992 NO it is always you + are. Ronnie hello rennie . in fact i’m totally admire of your method to explain .yet the problem with me is i can’t keep on speaking a few min .what should i do ? amin90 You must discover why you can’t keep on speaking – do you lack vocabulary? Are you shy? Are you not good at conversation? Look up “How to keep a conversation going” on the website – it’s one of my lessons! Ronnie no i have a convenient vocabulary .also i’m not shy opposite hhhhhhh i want to know how to invest my ability when i talk to someone that’s the contrary of writing i dont have any problem with .so i wanna catch up that sir rennie Thasks! But I think I have 4 correct out of 5 Sebastiao Capir :) amin90 thanks ronnie actually i have a convenient vocabulary .also i’m not shy hhhhhhhhhhhh opposite.i’m just want to know if there is a strategy allow me to go on during the conversation however the contrary when i write i don’t have any problem .so that’s point of honor to give me an advice above all thanks a lot sir . amin90 yes mom!that is my real problem in conversation with other people, i also shy to speak correctly. please can you teach me. memaizez I’m understand. tomato Hi R0nnie my name is shoaib your less0ns are really informative, but i get c0nfused while using past perfect, it will be very kind 0f u if you upload a less0n regarding past perfect…. shoaibbaloch16 Hi! Ronnie, Thanks a lot . It make me understand. you are lovely teacher. pad Wonderful,learning English in the class not necessary for me!engvid is good enough. oussou good! forever i reaily enjoy the way you teach us english especialy gramer so please i kinly request you to explain for me the wys that i can get gramer checking my name is adan hassan ma’am please tell me about ain’t how can i use it give me reply vijaykumarindia Ain’t is really bad English – don’t use it. Ronnie realy thanks for the lesson nora Hello Ronnie, you are doing good job. The concepts are very clear and my children enjoying English learning. Thanks a lot!!! Ravi B it was a terafic class .it was very useful for who learn the basic of english .thank yo