The present simple tense with the verb TO BE

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If you want to follow it reading here you have the script:

Emma:
Welcome to our English Language Lesson. I am Emma

Thomas:
And I am Thomas. Today we will look at the simple present tense.

Emma:
We will look at positive sentences, the negative sentences and the questions

Thomas:
Two examples of positive sentences are 'I am Thomas' and 'She is Emma'

Emma:
Yes, I am Emma, I am 14 years old and I am a student. He is Thomas, he is 12 years old and he is a student. We can make these negative sentences by using the word not.

Thomas:
I am not Emma, I am not 14 years old and I am not a girl

Emma:
I am not Thomas, I am not 12 years old and I am not a boy.
If you want to make a question just bring the verb to the front of the sentence, like this; Am I a girl?

Thomas:
Yes you are

Emma:
Am I 14 years old?

Thomas:
Yes you are

Emma:
Am I Susan?

Thomas:
No you are not, you are Emma.

Thomas:
That's all for this lesson. See you next time.

Emma &
Thomas
Bye

Emma:
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Thomas:
And you can go to kwlc24.googlepages.com for a copy of this script and notes and exercises on the Simple Present (Active) tense.