Opis osoby lub rzeczy
Mówimy, jaki ktoś albo coś jest.
She is tall.
Zapisz się
Podstawy słownictwa i struktury
Najważniejszy czasownik w angielskim. Oznacza być i pomaga mówić o osobie, wieku, miejscu, stanie, zawodzie, narodowości oraz opisie.
Znaczenie
Mówimy, jaki ktoś albo coś jest.
She is tall.
Nazywamy, kim ktoś jest.
He is a teacher.
Mówimy, gdzie ktoś albo coś się znajduje.
We are at home.
Po angielsku z wiekiem używamy to be, nie have.
I am 13.
Opisujemy samopoczucie, stan albo nastrój.
They are happy.
Podajemy pochodzenie albo narodowość.
She is Polish.
Teraźniejszość
am
I am ready.
are
You are late.
is
She is kind.
are
We are here.
are
They are tired.
Konstrukcja
Osoba + am / is / are + reszta zdania
I am happy.
She is a doctor.
Am / Is / Are + osoba + reszta zdania
Are you ready?
Is he at school?
Osoba + am / is / are + not
I am not tired.
They are not late.
Przeszłość
I / he / she / it + was you / we / they + were
I was at home.
They were hungry.
Was / Were + osoba + reszta zdania
Was he at the party?
Were you at school?
Osoba + wasn't / weren't + reszta zdania
She wasn't tired.
We weren't ready.
Skróty
Pytania
What is your name?
Who is she?
Where are you from?
How old are you?
How are you?
Opis
Używamy, gdy opisujemy cechę, stan albo samopoczucie.
I am happy. She is tall. It is hot.
Używamy, gdy mówimy, kim albo czym ktoś jest.
He is a doctor. They are students.
Uwaga
She tall.
PoprawnieShe is tall.
I have 13 years old.
PoprawnieI am 13 years old.
Is you ready?
PoprawnieAre you ready?
Praktyka
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