The verb 'TO BE' - Simple Present - Easy English Class

The verb "to be" in the simple present.

[AlfonsoParejo]

La pronunciación está en inglés británico, lo cual es interesante pero a nosotros nos sirve más la pronunciación del inglés americano.

[cerendemirr]

This perfect video. Thanks to you, I understood the issue.

[robbiatuladawiyah]

It is really easy to understand. thank you for sharing!

[paulinawisniewska]

Even though the accent and pace are great and the animation shows how contractions work nicely and you present both ways to contract negative forms, the clip is useless in class bacause it lacks interrogative forms. Not to mention 2nd person plural. Pity.
In today's class we always introduce affirmative, negative and questions as a whole chunk of a grammar topic. Inversion is never taught as a separate bit unless it's emphatic inversion later on with upper-intermadiate students.

[philstar]

Thx this helped with my homework presantation for

[kadirobert]

Thanks much for teaching it's super cool

[alisonaguirre]

I do not speak English my teacher sent it to me for class xd I did not understand but well, good video.

[victordans]

very good explanation * - *, I think I gonna use this in a class

[nahiaraalmadominguez]

Estoy viendo este video por la profe pq lo acaba de subir jajsksjsj

[joness]

why do you pronounce aren't like ARENT but not A:NT?

[BlackroseRB]

Jajaajaj mi maestra de inglés se robó este video y nos lo puso de clase

[EDUCACIONMORECAN]

Found this very simple and was going to use in class for my A2s until I heard the pronunciation of "aren't". /A-rent/ is not correct in any variation of English as far as I'm aware - I could be wrong.... One syllable=/arnt/. Also a shame you haven't included the question formation.