practice: 6 verb to be (afirmativa, negativa y interrogativa)

                               ¿Que es el verbo to be?

This verb is a word that in the present has two meanings BE and BE. This causes some problems for Spanish speakers who want to learn English. To exemplify its two 2 meanings, observe the following examples: Example 1: I am from Canada / I am from Canada Example 2: I am in Canada / I am in Canada

Common uses of to be

To be is used in many contexts in which Spanish would be used, be and even have. Let's see some of the contexts in which to be used.

Afirmativa:

Sujeto+verbo to be+complemento

Negativa:

Sujeto+verbo to be+not+complemento

Interrogativa:

verbo to be+sujeto+complemento+?

Afirmativas	Negativas	Interrogativas
I am in the school	I am not in the school	Am I in the school?
You are a student	You are not a student	am I in the school?
He is a Doctor	He is not a doctor	Is he a a doctor?
She is a teacher	She is not a teacher	Is she a teacher?
It is a pen	It is not a pen	Is it a pen?
They are in New York	They are not in New York	Are they in New York?
We are students	We are not students	Are we students?