Question

15 sentences witch verb to be and personal pronouns

Answer 1

Mariana and I are walking
Diana is sleeping in class
Lorena is crying like a little kid
George and Mark aren't paying attention
Andy is falling in love
Sindy and Monica are beautiful
Lili isn't intelligent
Sara isn't my friend
Thomas and I are playing football
Ella is the perfect girl for me

Answer 2

The verb to be is the equivalent of the verb to be or to be in Spanish. It is conjugated in three different ways depending on the person or personal pronouns: Personal pronoun I (I): I am (I am or I am) Personal pronouns He (He), She (She) and It (That): He is (He is or He is), She is (She is or She is) and It is (That is or That is). Personal pronouns You (You), You (You), We (We) and They (They): You are (You are or You are), You are (You are or You are), We are (We are or We are ) and They are (They are or They are). Examples: I am a good student. (I am a good student). We are old friends. (We are old friends). He is a student. (He is a student). The pencil is on the desk. (The pencil is on the desk). She is absent from class today. (She is not in class today). They are friends. (They are friends). The weather today is good. (The weather is fine today). The sky is clear. (The sky is clean). They are brothers. (They are brothers). The child is in the garden. (The child is in the garden).