Verb "to BE" in English | Use and meaning

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Hello Andrew The lesson of the verb " to be " is very insightful and helpful. The explanations are mind-blowing. I learn a lot. I would be very much grateful if you could make a video lesson about the verb " to have " -its use and meaning. I wish you all the best in your endeavour for promoting the English Language worldwide Thanks and regards, Fazil

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Hello and welcome. Thanks for your comment. I am happy that you like my lessons. Here is the full list: kzbin.infovideos Best wishes, Andrew

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Thanks a lot for lesson verb To Be Part 1 and Part 2.

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I believe that complement is introduced by a linking verb. complement tells us something about the nature of a subject or an object. E.g. He is a teacher. ( teacher is the subjective complement.) I made him a teacher. ( Here a teacher is the example of objective complement. )

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It's a pleasure. I'm delighted that your English is improving with my lessons. Thank you for the comment. Best wishes, Andrew

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we use been to describe the complete visit of a place but in a sentence (my car has been stolen ) here been is used as a past participle what is the mean of this sentence? please explain

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

"My car has been stolen." - This is the passive voice.

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It means some unknown person has stolen my Car

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[@leonorconi8870]

Hellow A., in the minutes 9:33 ( fut. cont.) you say "in red is the form of verb "to be" and the ISN`T ( no es) the auxiliary verb which is helping the main verb", is because "be" is the base form? Or "will" is the aux.v. alone. or together "will be" are the aux. v. I am confuse. Please tell me who is correct, thank a lot...5.7.2017

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Hello "I will be walking." The complete structure is the future continuous. It has 2 parts: 1)"will be" - This is the future simple form of the verb "to be" - Yes, this also has 2 parts: 1a) "will" - This is called a modal. and 1b) "be" - This is the base form of the verb "to be". 2) "walking" - This is the main verb. It is in the present participle form (ing form) Together we consider that "will be" is a combined auxiliary of the whole structure "I will be walking." I hope that answers your question. Andrew

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What is the difference between these two sentences. "Sugar is sweet" And "sugar tastes sweet". How to use verb " To be" to show inherent quality of a thing.

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I was hoping for some exercises at the end of the lesson. Thank you Andrew

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[@bernpaul9868]

does the word participle and tenses are the same meaning?

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

No not really. Tenses express the time of an action. (present, future, past). The form of each tense has many words. Participles are words that make up certain tenses. Participles are also used in other parts of the language.

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I am a teacher. I am an excellent teacher. I am excellent.

[@fasihullah7359]

i want to be a teacher you are to be on time. he wants to be healthy. here what is the function of to be

[@nilo2104]

Sir, I was wondering why you did not include the Past Perfect Continous as part of Helping verb/Auxiliary verb.

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please give the answer..what are doing. you are to be on time.here what is the function of "to be

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[@IWasBornInNarnia]

Can someone please help me? Using this sentence as an example: The kitchen is extremely clean. Is this correct? Kitchen (subject/noun) is (auxiliary verb) extremely (adverb) clean (adjective) Please let me know. I'm trying to practice identifying sentences.

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sir, why do we call 'Be' forms as 'To be' please explain it. why do we put 'to' before 'be'

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To be in some one heart is an art.

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Someone is in someone heart.

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I am a student.what is name of this tense? please tell me sir

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Hey...i just wonder,why can't we use the sentence " The shirts were made in china" as "The shirst are made in china"?....

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Hi. Both sentences are possible. Andrew

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Great lesson, when use 'to be' still 'to be' in sentence?

[@PRASAD8499]

Hi Teacher, Thanks for the Video first. my question isn't related with this Video, but if you have a chance please explain Please explain this. You are not to + Verb (in base form) is that meaning some thing like command to some one as don't do it ? ex:, You are not to blame him You are not to hit him. You are not to go. You are not to laugh loud. You are not to sit. You are not to take my pen. You are not to stay without coming. You are not to ask her to come.

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I'm British. I was born in Manchester, England and then I moved to London. :)

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what about "when we were taken into custody"?

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Why does it rename the subject?

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You're welcome. Thank you for the comment. Best wishes, Andrew

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[@FPDirtyTeaLeaf]

The definition "to exist" is what's tripping me up. Isn't saying "I am a teacher" simply giving more information about the person? What does "to exist mean"? I feel like it is such a loose concept that my brain can't accept it :(

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I feel u r confusing it. Purpose is to show that u r,teacher is extra info..

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Respected sir,iam from India,could you please make vedio on to be +v3 usage in english .thank u sir

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Like to be applied,to be continued ,is to be applied

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When it's followed by.( to+ infinitive)

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To be= is? Please reply me in any case!!!

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

To be in the present: I am you are he is she is it is we are you are they are I have this video for the form of the verb "to be": kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6jZq5qfmZyFrLc Andrew

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Formal words sentence make a video sir I am waiting a video formal words sentence..

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Hellow A., the lesson is good, but very short it take more exercises, thanks ...4.7.2017

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how to use (being) in a sentence?

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When it's followed by.( to+ infinitive)

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