Share 0. Present simple (using to be or to have)
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You (to be) a student (affirmative)
You are a student
Mateo (to be) a good student (Affirmative)
Mateo is a good student
Wilmar (to be) sick (Negative)
Wilmar is not sick
It (to be) a beautiful flower (Affirmative)
It is a beautiful flower
We (to be) students from System Engineering. (Affirmative)
We are students from System Engineering
I (to be) ready (Negative)
I am not ready
Anderson (to be) a doctor (Negative)
Anderson is not a doctor.
Yasuan (to be) from Turbo (Negative)
Yasuan is not from Turbo
Yorlenis is a good student (Question)
Is Yorlenis a good student?
Henry (to have) a beautiful voice (Affirmative)
Henry has a beautiful voice
Cristian (to have) a red car (Negative)
Cristian doesn't have a red car
Julio Stiven has beautiful eyes (Negative)
Julio Stiven doesn't have beautiful eyes
David Alejandro (to be) good at English (Affirmative)
David Alejandro is good at English
My beautiful teacher Bibiana (to have) beautiful brown eyes (Negative)
My beautiful teacher Bibiana doesn't have beautiful brown eyes
Alejandro (to be) so shy (Affirmative)
Alejandro is so shy
Mateo and Martin (to be) friends (Negative)
Mateo and Martin are not friends
