We use ‘Am’ with I, ‘Is’ with He, She,It , Singular nouns and ‘Are’with you, we ,they and plural nouns to link two ideas
Postive Sentences : I am a doctor
I am a teacher
I am a student
I am a boy
I am a king
H e is my friend
She is a cook
It is a ball
My friend is a businessman
His classmate is a cricket player
He is Paul Walker
Her name is Jasmine
Harris is my friend
Drew Barrymore is an actor
They are learners
My friends are designers
We are adults
You are my friends
You are writers
You are my friend
You are a writer
His neighbors are doctors
The boys are tennis players
The school girls are singers
Negative Senteces: We use ‘Not’ after ‘Am’, ‘Is’, and ‘Are’ to form Negative Sentences
I am not a doctor
I am not a teacher
I am not a student
I am not a boy
I am not a king
H e is not my friend
She is not a cook
It is not a ball
My friend is not a businessman
His classmate is not a cricket player
He is not Paul Walker
Her name is not Jasmine
Harris is not my friend
Drew Barrymore is not an actor
They are not learners
My friends are not designers
We are not adults
You are not my friends
You are not writers
You are not my friend
You are not a writer
His neighbors are not doctors
The boys are not tennis players
The school girls are not singers
Questions: We use ‘Am’ before I , ‘Is’ before he/she/it/singular nouns and ‘Are’ before you/we/they/plural nouns to form Questions
I am a doctor
Am I a teacher?
Am I a student?
Am I a boy?
Am I a king?
Is he my friend
Is she a cook
Is it a ball
Is my friend a businessman
Is his classmate a cricket player
Is he Paul Walker
Is her name Jasmine
Is Harris my friend
Is Drew Barrymore an actor
Are they learners?
Are my friends designers?
Are we adults?
Are you my friends?
Are you writers?
Are you my friend?
Are you a writer ?
Are his neighbors doctors?
Are the boys tennis players?
Are the school girls singers?
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