How to use be in English, how to use be in English

It is generally used in infinitive passivity. to be loved, the modal verb is also followed by be

Be alone has the meaning of yes or just, such as be what you are (be yourself) has a bit of a sense of imperative. Hope it can help you and give you some feeling hehe.

The usage of the English be is as follows:

a) is the verb be

Be as a link verb is the earliest usage that English learners come into contact with, and there are many ways to use it. Its basic meaning is "yes", and the basic usage structure is "subject + be + predicate", which is what we often call the subject table structure, in which the predicate is generally played by nouns, adjectives, numerals, or phrases that show place, time, etc. The verb be has various tense variations and is also used in conjunction with modal verbs.

(2) Auxiliary verb be

As an auxiliary verb, be has no specific meaning but forms the predicate verb of a sentence along with the main verb. In this case, be is mainly used to form the continuous and passive voices.

(3) Be in a special sentence pattern

1. There be sentence pattern Different from the above usage, be can be used with there to form there be sentence pattern, which is used to indicate existence. There be sentence structure is more important, there is more content, I will not repeat it here, and I will share it with you later, and I will give a few common example sentences today. there is a white ruler on the desk.

there were a great many people in the car race last year.

2. In this case, the sentence generally begins with be or don't be, indicating a command or suggestion, etc. Such as: bepatient!

Be patient! ） don't be so hard on me!(Don't be so us!) ）

be：v.There is, there is, it is located, it is in (somewhere), (at some time or somewhere) it happens, auxIt is used in conjunction with past participles to form a passive voice, and in the present participle to form a continuous tense, it is used in anti-interrogative sentences.

be pronunciation: English. bi] beauty.

bi] grammar: be placed at the beginning of the sentence to cause an inverted sentence, which can indicate the subjunctive mood, which has a bit of literary color and is not commonly used. Be can also be used in conjunction with nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, prepositional phrases, present and past participles of verbs, infinitives, or noun clauses to provide a name or information.

When used as an auxiliary verb, be can be used in conjunction with the present participle of the verb to form a continuous tense.

Example sentence: it hurt so badly he wished to cease to be

He felt unbearable pain and wished he was dead.

Synonyms of be: do

do pronunciation: English. duːdə

d] beauty. duːdə

do] Definition: to do, to do, to do, to do, to act, to perform, to progress, to proceed.

Grammar: do is used to form the interrogative or negative tense in the simple present tense and the simple past tense, followed by the original verb. In the case of a simple question, do is grammatically needed, but it is customary to omit (sometimes with a subject), and do is used in imperative sentences to be reread when indicating a command, invitation, exhortation, or explanation.

Example sentence: veronica, i do understand

Be can be interpreted as yes in English; Yes, there is; located, in (somewhere); (at a certain time or place); Stay, stay; Attendance, attendance; To go, to visit; cost, value; It is equivalent to be and the past congratulatory participle to form the clear and verbal voice of the Zen roll; conjunctive with present participle to form continuous tense; used in anti-meaning interrogative sentences; Several inflections of be can be expressed as a third-person singular number: is present participle: being past participle:

been past tense: was; wereexample sentence: this will be a problem for some time to come

This will be a problem for some time to come.

In general, the so-called be includes both the verb be and the auxiliary verb be

It is a verb followed by a noun, an adjective, a prepositional phrase, a (few) adverb and a non-predicate verb or clause. (You just need to memorize the name, form, introduction, and vice now).

i'm a student./i'm tall./i'm in class one.

Auxiliary verbs are used to form negative sentences, interrogative sentences, or tenses, and cannot be used as predicates independently, but can only be used with subsequent substantive verbs.

i am is used to form a continuous tense and is called an auxiliary verb.

i like english.--do you like english?Do is used to ask questions and is an auxiliary verb.

About open syllables and closed syllables.

Syllables that end with vowel letters are called absolute open syllables.

Syllables ending with vowel letters + single consonant letters + unpronounced letter e are called relative open syllables.

Syllables that end with a consonant letter (except r) are called closed syllables.