Verbs 
be 
I am 
you are 
he/she/it is
we are 
you are 
they are 

Are you from England?
Yes, I am from England. 

Are they married?
Yes, they are married. 

Is she in the office?
No, she is not in the office. 

Are we on time?
Yes, you are on time. 

Is it a nice day?
Yes, it is a nice day. 

I am - I’m 
you are - you’re 
he/she/it is - he’s/she’s/it’s 
we are - we’re 
you are - you’re 
they are - they’re

I’m from England. 
You’re a teacher. 
He’s a manager. 
She’s a doctor. 
We’re at home. 
You’re in the office. 
They’re from Canada.

I am not from England. 
I’m not from England. 

You are not a teacher. 
You’re not a teacher. 
You aren’t a teacher. 

He is not from Canada. 
He’s not from Canada. 
He isn’t from Canada. 

She is not a teacher.   
She’s not a teacher. 
She isn’t a teacher. 

We are not at home. 
We’re not at home. 
We aren’t at home. 

You are not ready. 
You’re not ready. 
You aren’t ready. 

They are not here. 
They’re not here. 
They aren’t here. 

have/have got 
I have/I have got
you have/you have got
he/she/it has/he/she/it has got
we have/we have got
you have/you have got
they have/they have got   

I have a house/I have got a house. 
She has a television/She has got a television.
We have a car/We have got a car.  

I have - I’ve
you have - you’ve 
he/she/it has - he’s/she’s/it’s 
we have - we’ve 
you have - you’ve  
they have - they’ve 

I’ve a house. 
She’s a television. 
We’ve a car. 

I have got - I’ve got
you have got - you’ve got 
he/she/it has got - he’s/she’s/it’s got
we have got - we’ve got 
you have got - you’ve got
they have got - they’ve got

I’ve got a house. 
She’s got a television.
We’ve got a car. 

live 
I live 
you live 
he/she/it lives 
we live 
you live 
they live 

work 
I work 
you work 
he/she/it works
we work 
you work 
they work 

come
I come
you come 
he/she/it comes
we come 
you come 
they come 

do
I do 
you do 
he/she/it does 
we do 
you do 
they do