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✨ Day 2 Core Grammar Mastery

Be Verbs (Am, Is, Are)

Master the essential helping verbs of English. Learn how to describe who someone is, how they feel, where they are, and build positive, negative, and question sentences.

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What are Be Verbs? (Be Verbs क्या होते हैं?)
Am, Is, Are are called Be Verbs. They are the most fundamental linking verbs in English and tell us:
Identity

1. Who someone is

कोई कौन है

I am Ravindra.
Profession

2. What someone is

कोई क्या है (पेशा/पद)

He is a doctor.
State/Emotion

3. How someone feels

कोई कैसा महसूस करता है

I am happy.
Location

4. Where someone is

कोई कहाँ है

They are at home.
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Easy Formula to Remember:

Subject + Am / Is / Are + Complement (Object/Adjective/Noun)
👉 I am a student.👉 He is a teacher.👉 They are friends.
1. AM
Use AM only with "I"
Structure: I + am + ...

• I am Ravindra. (मैं रविंद्र हूँ।)

• I am happy. (मैं खुश हूँ।)

• I am learning English. (मैं अंग्रेजी सीख रहा हूँ।)

• I am an AI Engineer.

• I am from Hyderabad.

2. IS
Use IS with He / She / It / Singular
Structure: He/She/It/One Person + is + ...

He (लड़का/पुरुष):

• He is a teacher. (वह शिक्षक है।)

• He is my friend. / He is busy.

She (लड़की/महिला):

• She is a doctor. (वह डॉक्टर है।)

• She is intelligent. / She is studying.

It (वस्तु/जानवर):

• It is a laptop. (यह लैपटॉप है।)

• It is a dog. / It is beautiful.

3. ARE
Use ARE with You / We / They / Plural
Structure: You/We/They/Plural + are + ...

You (तुम/आप):

• You are my friend. (आप मेरे मित्र हैं।)

• You are smart. / You are welcome.

We (हम):

• We are students. (हम विद्यार्थी हैं।)

• We are learning English. / We are ready.

They (वे):

• They are doctors. (वे डॉक्टर हैं।)

• They are playing cricket. / They are my friends.

⚠️ Common Mistakes with Be Verbs (आम गलतियाँ)
I is happy.
I am happy.
💡 Always use 'am' with 'I'
He are a teacher.
He is a teacher.
💡 'He' is singular -> use 'is'
They is playing.
They are playing.
💡 'They' is plural -> use 'are'
We is ready.
We are ready.
💡 'We' is plural -> use 'are'
She am a doctor.
She is a doctor.
💡 'am' is only used with 'I'