Question

Todd: Nice. And what do you
do?
Aimee: I'm also a teacher.
Aimee: I teach English.
Todd: Oh, me too.
Aimee: It's fun, isn't it
Todd: It is. It is very fun. Excuse me, can I ask? How old are
you?
Aimee: Of course, you can ask. I'm 34.
Todd: Okay. Very young. Very young. Where is your mom from?
Aimee: My mum is also from Glasgow.
Todd: Oh, nice. What does she do?
Aimee: Well, she's retired now, but she
was a nurse.
Todd: Oh, nice. And is your dad from
Glasgow?
Aimee: Yes, he is.
Todd: What does he do?
Aimee: He's also retired, but he used to
be a teacher.
Todd: Oh, wow. Many teachers.
Aimee: Yes. Looks like it.
Todd: Well, thanks Aimee. Nice talking to you.
Aimee: You too, Todd.

Grammar
Bo Verb

Point 1: The Be verb has three forms in the present
tense-am, is, are

1. I am a teacher
2. You are a student
3. He is a nice man.
4. She is very smart

Point 2: Use am and am not for the pronoun

1. I am American,
2. I am not tired
3. I'm happy. (am = 'm)
4. I'm not sad, (am 'm)

Point 3: Use are and aro not for the pronoun you

1. You are a student
2. You are not a teacher
3. You're a nice person. (are 're)
4. You're not late. (are not s're not)
5. You aren't late, (are not aren't)

Point 4: Use is and is not for the pronoun sho

1. She is my friend,
2. She is not my sister
3. She's very smart, (se's
4. She's not'here, (is not 's not)
5. She isn't here, (is not isn't)

Point 5: Use is and is not for the pronoun he.

1. He is my friend.
2. He is not my brother.
3. He's very smart. (is = 's)
4. He's not here. (is not = 's
not)
5. He isn't here. (is not = isn't)

Point 6: Use is and is not for the pronoun it.

1. It is cold today.
2. It is not warm.
3. It's easy. (is = 's)
4. It's not hard (is not = 's not)
5. It isn't hard. (is not = isn't)

Point 7: Use are and are not for the pronoun they

1. They are my friends.
2. They are not from here.
3. They're nice people.(are =
're)
4. They're not my shoes. (are
not = 're not)
5. They aren't my shoes. (are
not = aren't)

Point 8: Use are and are not for the pronoun we.

1. We are here.
2. We are not late.
3. We're good friends. (are =
're)
4. We're not busy. (are not =
're not)
5. We aren't busy. (are not
aren't)​

Answer 1

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