1. When to use Am, Is, Are - To Be - Beginner - Levels A0, A1, A2! Speaking exercise and a quiz!

Do you know when to use am, is and are? I know these different verb forms can be rather puzzling, so let’s clarify this and watch the bite size video lesson now!
In today’s video I will start off by showing you what the verb to be looks like in the present simple tense.
Then I will give you examples after which you will do a speaking exercise with me.
Then there’s a quick recap and a quiz.
Make sure to take the quiz it’s a good way to recall what you’ve just learned and reinforce it.
Once you’ve taken the quiz I will of course provide you with the correct answers.
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