Affirmative Simple Present Tense Sentences (Noun + Helping Verb + Noun)

Objective

To understand the structure of affirmative simple present tense sentences using the "Noun + Helping Verb + Noun" pattern and practice converting them into plural forms.

Structure Overview

  • Noun: A person, place, thing, or idea.
  • Helping Verb: The linking verb "is" is used for singular subjects, "are" for plural subjects, and "am" for the first-person singular pronoun "I".
  • Noun: A complement that renames or describes the subject noun.

Formula

  • Singular Form: Noun (Singular) + is + Noun (Singular/Complement)
  • Plural Form: Noun (Plural) + are + Noun (Plural/Complement)

Examples

Singular Sentences

  1. Kamal is a doctor.
  2. Sara is a teacher.
  3. The cat is a pet.
  4. John is a student.
  5. The house is a home.
  6. She is a writer.
  7. The dog is a guard.
  8. My friend is a chef.
  9. He is a dancer.
  10. The car is a luxury.
  11. She is a musician.
  12. Tom is a pilot.
  13. The book is a novel.
  14. She is a scientist.
  15. This chair is a recliner.
  16. He is a singer.
  17. The table is a piece of furniture.
  18. That man is a lawyer.
  19. The building is a skyscraper.
  20. She is a journalist.
  21. My brother is a mechanic.
  22. The child is a genius.
  23. He is a photographer.
  24. My uncle is a farmer.
  25. The city is a metropolis.

Activity for Students

Task 1: Conversion to Plural Form

  1. Rewrite the given singular sentences in plural form.
  2. Pay attention to the agreement between the subject noun, helping verb, and complement.

Example

  • Singular: The star is a celebrity.
  • Plural: The stars are celebrities.

Task 2: Create Your Own Sentences

  1. Write 10 sentences using the "Noun + Helping Verb + Noun" structure in the singular form.
  2. Convert your sentences into plural forms.

Key Notes

  1. Ensure the subject and complement agree in number.
  2. For plural subjects, use "are" as the helping verb.
  3. Practice with a variety of nouns to build confidence in forming these sentences.

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