"Be + Noun" sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "Be + Noun" sentences:

Examples with Common Nouns

 He is a teacher.

 She is a doctor.

 It is a book.

 They are students.

 We are tourists.

Examples with Proper Nouns

 He is John.

 She is Emily.

 It is Google.

 They are Americans.

 We are Indians.

Examples with Collective Nouns

 They are a team.

 We are a family.

 It is a band.

 He is a crew.

 She is a staff.

Examples with Abstract Nouns

 She is a beauty.

 He is a genius.

 It is a mystery.

 They are a joy.

 We are a pleasure.

Examples with Concrete Nouns

 It is a chair.

 They are shoes.

 He is a pilot.

 She is a nurse.
  We are engineers.

"Be + Adjective" sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "Be + Adjective" sentences:

Examples with Positive Adjectives

 She is happy.

 He is tall.

 It is cold.

 They are excited.

 We are grateful.

Examples with Negative Adjectives

 He is unhappy.

 She is untidy.

 It is uninteresting.

 They are uncomfortable.

 We are unsatisfied.

Examples with Comparative Adjectives

 She is more beautiful.

 He is stronger.

 It is colder.

 They are more excited.

 We are more grateful.

Examples with Superlative Adjectives

 She is the most beautiful.

 He is the strongest.

 It is the coldest.

 They are the most excited.

 We are the most grateful.

Examples with Emotive Adjectives

 She is lovely.

 He is annoying.

 It is disgusting.
  They are wonderful.

 We are thrilled.

Examples with Descriptive Adjectives

 The rose is red.

 The sky is blue.

 The grass is green.

 The sun is yellow.

 The moon is white.

"Subject + Be from + Noun" sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "Subject + Be + from + Noun" sentences:

Examples with Countries

 She is from China.

 He is from India.

 They are from Japan.

 We are from America.

 I am from Canada.

Examples with Cities

 He is from New York.

 She is from London.

 They are from Paris.

 We are from Tokyo.

 I am from Sydney.

Examples with States/Provinces

 He is from California.

 She is from Ontario.

 They are from Queensland.

 We are from New South Wales.

 I am from British Columbia.

Examples with Regions

 He is from the North.

 She is from the South.

  They are from the East.

 We are from the West.

 I am from the Midwest.

Examples with Organizations

 He is from Google.

 She is from Microsoft.

 They are from Amazon.

 We are from Facebook.

 I am from Apple.

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Here are some more examples of "Subject + Be + from + Noun" sentences:

Examples with Universities

 He is from Harvard.

 She is from Stanford.

 They are from MIT.

 We are from Oxford.

 I am from Cambridge.

Examples with Companies

 He is from Toyota.

 She is from Samsung.

 They are from IBM.

 We are from Nike.

 I am from Coca-Cola.

Examples with Governments

 He is from the US Government.

 She is from the Canadian Government.

 They are from the UK Government.

 We are from the Australian Government.

 I am from the Indian Government.

Examples with Institutions

 He is from the hospital.

  She is from the school.

 They are from the library.

 We are from the museum.

 I am from the university.

Examples with Ethnicities

 He is from Africa.

 She is from Asia.

 They are from Europe.

 We are from South America.

 I am from North America.

Examples with Religions

 He is from Christianity.

 She is from Islam.

 They are from Judaism.

 We are from Hinduism.

 I am from Buddhism.

"Subject + Be from + Adjective" sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "Subject + Be + from + Adjective" sentences:

Examples with Nationalities

 He is from American.

 She is from British.

 They are from Canadian.

 We are from Australian.

 I am from Indian.

Examples with Ethnicities

 He is from African.

 She is from Asian.

 They are from European.

 We are from Hispanic.

 I am from Native American.

Examples with Religions

  He is from Christian.

 She is from Muslim.

 They are from Jewish.

 We are from Hindu.

 I am from Buddhist.

Examples with Cultures

 He is from Western.

 She is from Eastern.

 They are from African American.

 We are from Latin American.

 I am from Indigenous.

Examples with Geographic Locations

 He is from Southern.

 She is from Northern.

 They are from Eastern European.

 We are from Western European.

 I am from South Asian.

"Subject + Be from + Prepositional" sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "Subject + Be + from + Prepositional" sentences:

Examples with Places

 He is from under the bridge.

 She is from across the street.

 They are from around the corner.

 We are from over the hill.

 I am from behind the wall.

Examples with Directions

 He is from the north.

 She is from the south.

 They are from the east.

 We are from the west.

 I am from the middle.

Examples with Landmarks

 He is from near the Eiffel Tower.

 She is from beside the Taj Mahal.

 They are from under the Statue of Liberty.

 We are from around the Great Wall of China.

 I am from next to the Pyramids of Giza.

Examples with Geographic Features

 He is from the mountains.

 She is from the beach.

 They are from the desert.

 We are from the forest.

 I am from the river.

Examples with Abstract Locations

 He is from a small town.

 She is from a big city.

 They are from a rural area.

 We are from a urban area.

 I am from a suburban area.

"Subject + am/is/are + adjective/Noun,etc" sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "Subject + am/is/are + adjective/Noun, etc." sentences:

Examples with Adjectives

 I am happy.

 You are tall.

 She is beautiful.

 He is strong.

 We are excited.

 They are wonderful.

Examples with Nouns

 I am a student.

 You are a teacher.

 She is a doctor.
  He is an engineer.

 We are tourists.

 They are musicians.

Examples with Pronouns

 I am myself.

 You are yourself.

 She is herself.

 He is himself.

 We are ourselves.

 They are themselves.

Examples with Phrases

 I am in love.

 You are on time.

 She is at home.

 He is in trouble.

 We are on vacation.

 They are at work.

Examples with Clauses

 I am what I am.

 You are who you are.

 She is what she is.

 He is who he is.

 We are what we are.

 They are who they are.

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Here are some more examples of "Subject + am/is/are + adjective/Noun, etc." sentences:

Examples with Emotions

 I am sad.

 You are angry.

 She is happy.

 He is excited.
  We are thrilled.

 They are disappointed.

Examples with Personality Traits

 I am outgoing.

 You are shy.

 She is confident.

 He is adventurous.

 We are optimistic.

 They are pessimistic.

Examples with Physical Characteristics

 I am tall.

 You are short.

 She is thin.

 He is muscular.

 We are athletic.

 They are overweight.

Examples with Nationalities

 I am American.

 You are Canadian.

 She is British.

 He is Australian.

 We are Indian.

 They are Chinese.

Examples with Occupations

 I am a doctor.

 You are a teacher.

 She is a lawyer.

 He is an engineer.

 We are programmers.

 They are artists.

Examples with Abstract Concepts

  I am a dreamer.

 You are a thinker.

 She is a believer.

 He is a achiever.

 We are a team.

 They are a family.

"Subject + was/were + adjective/Noun, etc" sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "Subject + was/were + adjective/Noun, etc." sentences:

Examples with Adjectives

 I was happy.

 You were tall.

 She was beautiful.

 He was strong.

 We were excited.

 They were wonderful.

Examples with Nouns

 I was a student.

 You were a teacher.

 She was a doctor.

 He was an engineer.

 We were tourists.

 They were musicians.

Examples with Pronouns

 I was myself.

 You were yourself.

 She was herself.

 He was himself.

 We were ourselves.

 They were themselves.

Examples with Phrases

 I was in love.
  You were on time.

 She was at home.

 He was in trouble.

 We were on vacation.

 They were at work.

Examples with Clauses

 I was what I was.

 You were who you were.

 She was what she was.

 He was who he was.

 We were what we were.

 They were who they were.

Examples with Emotions

 I was sad.

 You were angry.

 She was happy.

 He was excited.

 We were thrilled.

 They were disappointed.

Examples with Personality Traits

 I was outgoing.

 You were shy.

 She was confident.

 He was adventurous.

 We were optimistic.

 They were pessimistic.

more examples

Here are some more examples of "Subject + was/were + adjective/Noun, etc." sentences:

Examples with Physical Characteristics

 I was tall.

 You were short.

  She was thin.

 He was muscular.

 We were athletic.

 They were overweight.

Examples with Nationalities

 I was American.

 You were Canadian.

 She was British.

 He was Australian.

 We were Indian.

 They were Chinese.

Examples with Occupations

 I was a doctor.

 You were a teacher.

 She was a lawyer.

 He was an engineer.

 We were programmers.

 They were artists.

Examples with Abstract Concepts

 I was a dreamer.

 You were a thinker.

 She was a believer.

 He was an achiever.

 We were a team.

 They were a family.

Examples with Past Experiences

 I was a student.

 You were a child.

 She was a teenager.

 He was a soldier.

 We were refugees.
  They were immigrants.

Examples with Past Emotions

 I was anxious.

 You were nervous.

 She was excited.

 He was sad.

 We were scared.

 They were happy.

"Subject + will be + adjective/Noun, etc" sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "Subject + will be + adjective/Noun, etc." sentences:

Examples with Adjectives

 I will be happy.

 You will be tall.

 She will be beautiful.

 He will be strong.

 We will be excited.

 They will be wonderful.

Examples with Nouns

 I will be a doctor.

 You will be a teacher.

 She will be a lawyer.

 He will be an engineer.

 We will be programmers.

 They will be artists.

Examples with Pronouns

 I will be myself.

 You will be yourself.

 She will be herself.

 He will be himself.

 We will be ourselves.

 They will be themselves.

Examples with Phrases

 I will be in love.

 You will be on time.

 She will be at home.

 He will be in trouble.

 We will be on vacation.

 They will be at work.

Examples with Clauses

 I will be what I will be.

 You will be who you will be.

 She will be what she will be.

 He will be who he will be.

 We will be what we will be.

 They will be who they will be.

Examples with Future Plans

 I will be a success.

 You will be a star.

 She will be a leader.

 He will be a champion.

 We will be a team.

 They will be a family.

Examples with Future Emotions

 I will be ecstatic.

 You will be thrilled.

 She will be delighted.

 He will be proud.

 We will be happy.

 They will be joyful.

Examples with Future Possibilities

 I will be a millionaire.

 You will be a celebrity.

  She will be a genius.

 He will be a hero.

 We will be a legend.

 They will be a myth.

"Subject + been/being + adjective/Noun, etc" sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "Subject + been/being + adjective/Noun, etc." sentences:

Examples with Adjectives

 I have been happy.

 You have been tall.

 She has been beautiful.

 He has been strong.

 We have been excited.

 They have been wonderful.

Examples with Nouns

 I have been a student.

 You have been a teacher.

 She has been a doctor.

 He has been an engineer.

 We have been tourists.

 They have been musicians.

Examples with Pronouns

 I have been myself.

 You have been yourself.

 She has been herself.

 He has been himself.

 We have been ourselves.

 They have been themselves.

Examples with Phrases

 I have been in love.

 You have been on time.

 She has been at home.

  He has been in trouble.

 We have been on vacation.

 They have been at work.

Examples with Clauses

 I have been what I have been.

 You have been who you have been.

 She has been what she has been.

 He has been who he has been.

 We have been what we have been.

 They have been who they have been.

Examples with Emotions

 I have been sad.

 You have been angry.

 She has been happy.

 He has been excited.

 We have been thrilled.

 They have been disappointed.

Examples with Personality Traits

 I have been outgoing.

 You have been shy.

 She has been confident.

 He has been adventurous.

 We have been optimistic.

 They have been pessimistic.

"Subject + being + adjective/Noun, etc" sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "Subject + being + adjective/Noun, etc." sentences:

Examples with Adjectives

 I am being careful.

 You are being kind.

 She is being generous.

  He is being thoughtful.

 We are being considerate.

 They are being respectful.

Examples with Nouns

 I am being a good friend.

 You are being a great teacher.

 She is being a wonderful mother.

 He is being a fantastic husband.

 We are being a supportive team.

 They are being a happy family.

Examples with Pronouns

 I am being myself.

 You are being yourself.

 She is being herself.

 He is being himself.

 We are being ourselves.

 They are being themselves.

Examples with Phrases

 I am being in the moment.

 You are being on the ball.

 She is being at peace.

 He is being in control.

 We are being on the same page.

 They are being in sync.

Examples with Clauses

 I am being what I am meant to be.

 You are being who you are meant to be.

 She is being what she is meant to be.

 He is being who he is meant to be.

 We are being what we are meant to be.

 They are being who they are meant to be.

" am/is/are + Subject + adjective/Noun, etc" question sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "am/is/are + Subject + adjective/Noun, etc." question sentences:

Examples with Adjectives

 Am I happy?

 Is she beautiful?

 Are they excited?

 Am I tall?

 Is he strong?

 Are we wonderful?

Examples with Nouns

 Am I a doctor?

 Is she a teacher?

 Are they musicians?

 Am I a student?

 Is he an engineer?

 Are we programmers?

Examples with Pronouns

 Am I myself?

 Is she herself?

 Are they themselves?

 Am I myself today?

 Is she herself again?

 Are they themselves now?

Examples with Phrases

 Am I in love?

 Is she on time?

 Are they at home?

 Am I on vacation?

 Is he in trouble?

 Are we at work?

Examples with Clauses

  Am I what I am?

 Is she who she is?

 Are they what they are?

 Am I who I am meant to be?

 Is she what she is meant to be?

 Are they who they are meant to be?

Examples with Emotions

 Am I sad?

 Is she angry?

 Are they happy?

 Am I excited?

 Is he thrilled?

 Are we disappointed?

Examples with Personality Traits

 Am I outgoing?

 Is she shy?

 Are they confident?

 Am I adventurous?

 Is he optimistic?

 Are we pessimistic?

more examples

Here are some more examples of "am/is/are + Subject + adjective/Noun, etc." question sentences:

Examples with Physical Characteristics

 Am I tall?

 Is she thin?

 Are they muscular?

 Am I fat?

 Is he short?

 Are we athletic?

Examples with Nationalities

 Am I American?
  Is she British?

 Are they Chinese?

 Am I Indian?

 Is he Australian?

 Are we Canadian?

Examples with Occupations

 Am I a teacher?

 Is she a doctor?

 Are they engineers?

 Am I a lawyer?

 Is he a programmer?

 Are we artists?

Examples with Abstract Concepts

 Am I a dreamer?

 Is she a thinker?

 Are they believers?

 Am I an achiever?

 Is he a leader?

 Are we a team?

Examples with Past Experiences

 Was I a student?

 Were you a child?

 Was she a teenager?

 Were they soldiers?

 Was I a refugee?

 Were they immigrants?

Examples with Future Plans

 Will I be a success?

 Will she be a star?

 Will they be champions?

 Will I be a millionaire?
  Will he be a celebrity?

 Will we be legends?

" was/were + Subject + adjective/Noun, etc" question sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "was/were + Subject + adjective/Noun, etc." question sentences:

Examples with Adjectives

 Was I happy?

 Were they excited?

 Was she beautiful?

 Were we wonderful?

 Was he strong?

 Were they thrilled?

Examples with Nouns

 Was I a student?

 Were they teachers?

 Was she a doctor?

 Were we engineers?

 Was he a programmer?

 Were they artists?

Examples with Pronouns

 Was I myself?

 Were they themselves?

 Was she herself?

 Were we ourselves?

 Was he himself?

 Were they themselves?

Examples with Phrases

 Was I in love?

 Were they on time?

 Was she at home?

 Were we on vacation?

 Was he in trouble?
  Were they at work?

Examples with Clauses

 Was I what I was?

 Were they who they were?

 Was she what she was?

 Were we what we were?

 Was he who he was?

 Were they who they were?

Examples with Emotions

 Was I sad?

 Were they angry?

 Was she happy?

 Were we excited?

 Was he thrilled?

 Were they disappointed?

Examples with Personality Traits

 Was I outgoing?

 Were they shy?

 Was she confident?

 Were we adventurous?

 Was he optimistic?

 Were they pessimistic?

" will be + Subject + adjective/Noun, etc" question sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "will be + Subject + adjective/Noun, etc." question sentences:

Examples with Adjectives

 Will I be happy?

 Will she be beautiful?

 Will they be excited?

 Will I be tall?

 Will he be strong?

 Will we be wonderful?
Examples with Nouns

 Will I be a doctor?

 Will she be a teacher?

 Will they be musicians?

 Will I be a student?

 Will he be an engineer?

 Will we be programmers?

Examples with Pronouns

 Will I be myself?

 Will she be herself?

 Will they be themselves?

 Will I be myself tomorrow?

 Will she be herself again?

 Will they be themselves soon?

Examples with Phrases

 Will I be in love?

 Will she be on time?

 Will they be at home?

 Will I be on vacation?

 Will he be in trouble?

 Will we be at work?

Examples with Clauses

 Will I be what I want to be?

 Will she be who she wants to be?

 Will they be what they want to be?

 Will I be where I want to be?

 Will she be who she is meant to be?

 Will they be what they are meant to be?

Examples with Emotions

 Will I be sad?

 Will she be angry?

  Will they be happy?

 Will I be excited?

 Will he be thrilled?

 Will we be disappointed?

Examples with Personality Traits

 Will I be outgoing?

 Will she be shy?

 Will they be confident?

 Will I be adventurous?

 Will he be optimistic?

 Will we be pessimistic?

" been + Subject + adjective/Noun, etc" question sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "been + Subject + adjective/Noun, etc." question sentences:

Examples with Adjectives

 Have I been happy?

 Has she been beautiful?

 Have they been excited?

 Have I been tall?

 Has he been strong?

 Have we been wonderful?

Examples with Nouns

 Have I been a student?

 Has she been a teacher?

 Have they been musicians?

 Have I been a doctor?

 Has he been an engineer?

 Have we been programmers?

Examples with Pronouns

 Have I been myself?

 Has she been herself?

 Have they been themselves?

  Have I been myself today?

 Has she been herself again?

 Have they been themselves now?

Examples with Phrases

 Have I been in love?

 Has she been on time?

 Have they been at home?

 Have I been on vacation?

 Has he been in trouble?

 Have we been at work?

Examples with Clauses

 Have I been what I have been?

 Has she been who she has been?

 Have they been what they have been?

 Have I been who I have been?

 Has she been what she has been meant to be?

 Have they been who they have been meant to be?

Examples with Emotions

 Have I been sad?

 Has she been angry?

 Have they been happy?

 Have I been excited?

 Has he been thrilled?

 Have we been disappointed?

Examples with Personality Traits

 Have I been outgoing?

 Has she been shy?

 Have they been confident?

 Have I been adventurous?

 Has he been optimistic?

 Have we been pessimistic?

" being + Subject + adjective/Noun, etc" question sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "being + Subject + adjective/Noun, etc." question sentences:

Examples with Adjectives

 Am I being careful?

 Is she being kind?

 Are they being generous?

 Am I being thoughtful?

 Is he being considerate?

 Are we being respectful?

Examples with Nouns

 Am I being a good friend?

 Is she being a great teacher?

 Are they being wonderful parents?

 Am I being a responsible student?

 Is he being a supportive colleague?

 Are we being a happy family?

Examples with Pronouns

 Am I being myself?

 Is she being herself?

 Are they being themselves?

 Am I being myself today?

 Is she being herself again?

 Are they being themselves now?

Examples with Phrases

 Am I being in the moment?

 Is she being on the ball?

 Are they being at peace?

 Am I being on vacation?

 Is he being in trouble?

 Are we being at work?

Examples with Clauses

  Am I being what I am meant to be?

 Is she being who she is meant to be?

 Are they being what they are meant to be?

 Am I being where I am meant to be?

 Is she being who she wants to be?

 Are they being what they want to be?

Examples with Emotions

 Am I being sad?

 Is she being angry?

 Are they being happy?

 Am I being excited?

 Is he being thrilled?

 Are we being disappointed?

Examples with Personality Traits

 Am I being outgoing?

 Is she being shy?

 Are they being confident?

 Am I being adventurous?

 Is he being optimistic?

 Are we being pessimistic?

" Subject + am/is/are + Not + adjective/Noun, etc" Negative sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "Subject + am/is/are + Not + adjective/Noun, etc." negative
sentences:

Examples with Adjectives

 I am not happy.

 She is not beautiful.

 They are not excited.

 I am not tall.

 He is not strong.

 We are not wonderful.

Examples with Nouns

  I am not a doctor.

 She is not a teacher.

 They are not musicians.

 I am not a student.

 He is not an engineer.

 We are not programmers.

Examples with Pronouns

 I am not myself.

 She is not herself.

 They are not themselves.

 I am not myself today.

 She is not herself again.

 They are not themselves now.

Examples with Phrases

 I am not in love.

 She is not on time.

 They are not at home.

 I am not on vacation.

 He is not in trouble.

 We are not at work.

Examples with Clauses

 I am not what I am.

 She is not who she is.

 They are not what they are.

 I am not who I am meant to be.

 She is not what she is meant to be.

 They are not who they are meant to be.

Examples with Emotions

 I am not sad.

 She is not angry.

 They are not happy.

  I am not excited.

 He is not thrilled.

 We are not disappointed.

Examples with Personality Traits

 I am not outgoing.

 She is not shy.

 They are not confident.

 I am not adventurous.

 He is not optimistic.

 We are not pessimistic.

" Subject + was/were + Not + adjective/Noun, etc" Negative sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "Subject + was/were + Not + adjective/Noun, etc." negative
sentences:

Examples with Adjectives

 I was not happy.

 She was not beautiful.

 They were not excited.

 I was not tall.

 He was not strong.

 We were not wonderful.

Examples with Nouns

 I was not a doctor.

 She was not a teacher.

 They were not musicians.

 I was not a student.

 He was not an engineer.

 We were not programmers.

Examples with Pronouns

 I was not myself.

 She was not herself.

 They were not themselves.

  I was not myself yesterday.

 She was not herself last week.

 They were not themselves last year.

Examples with Phrases

 I was not in love.

 She was not on time.

 They were not at home.

 I was not on vacation.

 He was not in trouble.

 We were not at work.

Examples with Clauses

 I was not what I was.

 She was not who she was.

 They were not what they were.

 I was not who I was meant to be.

 She was not what she was meant to be.

 They were not who they were meant to be.

Examples with Emotions

 I was not sad.

 She was not angry.

 They were not happy.

 I was not excited.

 He was not thrilled.

 We were not disappointed.

Examples with Personality Traits

 I was not outgoing.

 She was not shy.

 They were not confident.

 I was not adventurous.

 He was not optimistic.

 We were not pessimistic.

" Subject + will be + Not + adjective/Noun, etc" Negative sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "Subject + will be + Not + adjective/Noun, etc." negative sentences:

Examples with Adjectives

 I will not be happy.

 She will not be beautiful.

 They will not be excited.

 I will not be tall.

 He will not be strong.

 We will not be wonderful.

Examples with Nouns

 I will not be a doctor.

 She will not be a teacher.

 They will not be musicians.

 I will not be a student.

 He will not be an engineer.

 We will not be programmers.

Examples with Pronouns

 I will not be myself.

 She will not be herself.

 They will not be themselves.

 I will not be myself tomorrow.

 She will not be herself again.

 They will not be themselves soon.

Examples with Phrases

 I will not be in love.

 She will not be on time.

 They will not be at home.

 I will not be on vacation.

 He will not be in trouble.

 We will not be at work.

Examples with Clauses

  I will not be what I want to be.

 She will not be who she wants to be.

 They will not be what they want to be.

 I will not be where I want to be.

 She will not be who she is meant to be.

 They will not be what they are meant to be.

Examples with Emotions

 I will not be sad.

 She will not be angry.

 They will not be happy.

 I will not be excited.

 He will not be thrilled.

 We will not be disappointed.

Examples with Personality Traits

 I will not be outgoing.

 She will not be shy.

 They will not be confident.

 I will not be adventurous.

 He will not be optimistic.

 We will not be pessimistic.

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" Subject + been + Not + adjective/Noun, etc" Negative sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "Subject + been + Not + adjective/Noun, etc." negative sentences:

Examples with Adjectives

 I have not been happy.

 She has not been beautiful.

 They have not been excited.

 I have not been tall.

 He has not been strong.

 We have not been wonderful.

Examples with Nouns

  I have not been a doctor.

 She has not been a teacher.

 They have not been musicians.

 I have not been a student.

 He has not been an engineer.

 We have not been programmers.

Examples with Pronouns

 I have not been myself.

 She has not been herself.

 They have not been themselves.

 I have not been myself today.

 She has not been herself again.

 They have not been themselves now.

Examples with Phrases

 I have not been in love.

 She has not been on time.

 They have not been at home.

 I have not been on vacation.

 He has not been in trouble.

 We have not been at work.

Examples with Clauses

 I have not been what I have been.

 She has not been who she has been.

 They have not been what they have been.

 I have not been who I have been meant to be.

 She has not been what she has been meant to be.

 They have not been who they have been meant to be.

Examples with Emotions

 I have not been sad.

 She has not been angry.

 They have not been happy.

  I have not been excited.

 He has not been thrilled.

 We have not been disappointed.

Examples with Personality Traits

 I have not been outgoing.

 She has not been shy.

 They have not been confident.

 I have not been adventurous.

 He has not been optimistic.

 We have not been pessimistic.

" Subject + being + Not + adjective/Noun, etc" Negative sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "Subject + being + Not + adjective/Noun, etc." negative sentences:

Examples with Adjectives

 I am not being careful.

 She is not being kind.

 They are not being generous.

 I am not being thoughtful.

 He is not being considerate.

 We are not being respectful.

Examples with Nouns

 I am not being a good friend.

 She is not being a great teacher.

 They are not being wonderful parents.

 I am not being a responsible student.

 He is not being a supportive colleague.

 We are not being a happy family.

Examples with Pronouns

 I am not being myself.

 She is not being herself.

 They are not being themselves.

 I am not being myself today.

  She is not being herself again.

 They are not being themselves now.

Examples with Phrases

 I am not being in the moment.

 She is not being on the ball.

 They are not being at peace.

 I am not being on vacation.

 He is not being in trouble.

 We are not being at work.

Examples with Clauses

 I am not being what I am meant to be.

 She is not being who she is meant to be.

 They are not being what they are meant to be.

 I am not being where I am meant to be.

 She is not being who she wants to be.

 They are not being what they want to be.

Examples with Emotions

 I am not being sad.

 She is not being angry.

 They are not being happy.

 I am not being excited.

 He is not being thrilled.

 We are not being disappointed.

Examples with Personality Traits

 I am not being outgoing.

 She is not being shy.

 They are not being confident.

 I am not being adventurous.

 He is not being optimistic.

 We are not being pessimistic.

" am/is/are + Subject + Not + adjective/Noun, etc" Negative question sentence more examples
Here are some more examples of negative question sentences using the format "am/is/are + Subject
+ Not + adjective/Noun":

 Am I not a good singer?

 Is she not a doctor?

 Are they not from India?

 Am I not smart enough?

 Is he not feeling well?

 Are we not friends anymore?

 Is it not a beautiful day?

 Are they not coming tonight?

 Am I not old enough to vote?

Remember, in negative question sentences, the word order is inverted, and the negative word (not)
is placed after the subject.

" was/were + Subject + Not + adjective/Noun, etc" Negative question sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of negative question sentences using the format "was/were + Subject
+ Not + adjective/Noun":

 Was he not a good student?

 Were they not at the party?

 Was she not feeling well?

 Were we not supposed to meet yesterday?

 Was it not raining yesterday?

 Were they not living in Mumbai?

 Was he not working here last year?

 Were you not happy with your gift?

 Was it not a great movie?

Remember, in negative question sentences, the word order is inverted, and the negative word (not)
is placed after the subject. The verb "was" is used for singular subjects, while "were" is used for
plural subjects.

" will be + Subject + Not + adjective/Noun, etc" Negative question sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of negative question sentences using the format "will be + Subject +
Not + adjective/Noun":

 Will he not be attending the meeting?

 Will they not be coming over tonight?

  Will she not be graduating this year?

 Will we not be going on vacation next month?

 Will it not be raining tomorrow?

 Will they not be getting married next year?

 Will he not be working here anymore?

 Will you not be joining us for dinner?

 Will it not be a great opportunity?

Note that the contraction "won't" is often used instead of "will not" in informal writing and speech.
For example:

 Won't he be attending the meeting?

 Won't they be coming over tonight?

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" been + Subject + Not + adjective/Noun, etc" Negative question sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of negative question sentences using the format "been + Subject +
Not + adjective/Noun":

 Has he not been working hard?

 Have they not been living here?

 Has she not been feeling well?

 Have we not been waiting long enough?

 Has it not been raining all day?

 Have they not been studying for the exam?

 Has he not been traveling abroad?

 Have you not been eating well?

 Has it not been a difficult year?

Note that the present perfect tense is used to describe an action that started in the past and
continues up to the present moment. The negative question sentence is used to ask if the action has
not been happening.

" being + Subject + Not + adjective/Noun, etc" Negative question sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of negative question sentences using the format "being + Subject +
Not + adjective/Noun":

 Is he not being careful?

  Are they not being considerate?

 Is she not being honest?

 Are we not being patient?

 Is it not being done properly?

 Are they not being respectful?

 Is he not being serious?

 Are you not being sincere?

 Is it not being handled correctly?

Note that the present continuous tense is used to describe an action that is happening at the
moment of speaking. The negative question sentence is used to ask if the action is not happening.

" am/is/are/was/were/will be/been/being + Subject + adjective/Noun, etc" Wh question more

examples sentence

Here are some more examples of wh-question sentences using the format "am/is/are/was/were/will
be/been/being + Subject + adjective/Noun":

 What am I supposed to do?

 Which book is she reading?

 Who are they going to invite?

 When was he born?

 Where were they living?

 How will she be traveling?

 Why has he been absent?

 What is being served for dinner?

 Which city will they be visiting?

Some more examples with different wh-words:

 Who is going to the party?

 What time is the meeting?

 Which color do you prefer?

 How much does it cost?

 Why did he leave early?

 Where is the nearest hotel?

 When will they arrive?

 What is your name?

Note that wh-questions are used to ask for specific information or clarification, and they often begin
with wh-words such as who, what, when, where, why, and how.

who, what, when, where, why, and how more examples

Here are some more examples of wh-questions using the words who, what, when, where, why, and
how:

Who

 Who is the CEO of the company?

 Who wrote this book?

 Who is going to the concert?

 Who are you going to invite?

 Who is your favorite actor?

What

 What is your name?

 What is the capital of France?

 What time is the meeting?

 What are you going to wear?

 What is your favorite food?

When

 When is the party?

 When are you going to graduate?

 When will you be back?

 When is the deadline?

 When were you born?

Where

 Where is the nearest hotel?

 Where are you from?

 Where is the meeting?

 Where will you be staying?

 Where is the airport?

Why

 Why did you leave early?

 Why is the sky blue?

  Why did you choose this career?

 Why are you going to the gym?

 Why is this important?

How

 How are you?

 How much does it cost?

 How do you do this?

 How long will it take?

 How often do you exercise?

" Wh + am/is/are/was/were/will be/been/being + Subject + adjective/Noun, etc" Wh question more

examples sentence

Here are some more examples of wh-question sentences using the format:

Wh + am/is/are

 Who am I supposed to meet?

 What is she doing tonight?

 Where are they going for vacation?

 When is he arriving?

 Why are you feeling sad?

Wh + was/were

 Who was the first president of the United States?

 What were they doing yesterday?

 Where was the party held?

 When were you born?

 Why were you late?

Wh + will be

 Who will be attending the meeting?

 What will they be doing tomorrow?

 Where will the conference be held?

 When will you be graduating?

 Why will this be important?

Wh + been
  Who has been selected for the team?

 What has been happening lately?

 Where has she been traveling?

 When has the deadline been extended?

 Why has this been a problem?

Wh + being

 Who is being considered for the award?

 What is being served for dinner?

 Where is the meeting being held?

 When is the event being organized?

 Why is this being done?

" Wh + Be form + Subject + adjective/Noun, etc" Wh question more examples sentence

Here are some more examples of wh-question sentences using the format "Wh + Be form + Subject +
adjective/Noun":

Who

 Who is the best singer in the world?

 Who are the members of the team?

 Who is going to attend the meeting?

 Who are you going to invite?

 Who is your favorite actor?

What

 What is the capital of France?

 What are the ingredients in this recipe?

 What is the time?

 What are you going to wear?

 What is your favorite food?

Where

 Where is the nearest hotel?

 Where are you from?

 Where is the meeting?

 Where will you be staying?

  Where is the airport?

When

 When is the party?

 When are you going to graduate?

 When will you be back?

 When is the deadline?

 When were you born?

Why

 Why is the sky blue?

 Why did you choose this career?

 Why are you going to the gym?

 Why is this important?

 Why did you leave early?

How

 How are you?

 How much does it cost?

 How do you do this?

 How long will it take?

 How often do you exercise?

" Wh + Be form + Subject + not + adjective/Noun, etc" Wh question more examples sentence

Here are some more examples of wh-question sentences using the format "Wh + Be form + Subject +
not + adjective/Noun":

Who

 Who is not going to attend the meeting?

 Who are not the members of the team?

 Who is not going to invite?

 Who are not your friends?

 Who is not your favorite actor?

What

 What is not the capital of France?

 What are not the ingredients in this recipe?

  What is not the time?

 What are you not going to wear?

 What is not your favorite food?

Where

 Where is not the nearest hotel?

 Where are you not from?

 Where is not the meeting?

 Where will you not be staying?

 Where is not the airport?

When

 When is not the party?

 When are you not going to graduate?

 When will you not be back?

 When is not the deadline?

 When were you not born?

Why

 Why is not the sky blue?

 Why did you not choose this career?

 Why are you not going to the gym?

 Why is not this important?

 Why did you not leave early?

How

 How are you not?

 How much does it not cost?

 How do you not do this?

 How long will it not take?

 How often do you not exercise?

"Subject + Be +Complement" Be verb sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of "Be Verb" sentences in the form of "Subject + Be + Complement":

Examples with Adjectives as Complements

 She is happy.

 He is tall.

 They are excited.

 The water is cold.

Examples with Nouns as Complements

 He is a doctor.

 She is a lawyer.

 It is a book.

 They are students.

Examples with Pronouns as Complements

 I am it.

 You are him.

 She is me.

 They are us.

Examples with Adverbs as Complements

 He is there.

 They are here.

 It is everywhere.

 We are nowhere.

Examples with Prepositional Phrases as Complements

 He is in the room.

 She is at the store.

 It is under the table.

 They are on the bus.

more examples
Here are some more examples of "Be Verb" sentences in the form of "Subject + Be + Complement":

Examples with Adjectives as Complements

 The cake is delicious.

 The weather is sunny.

 The baby is sleepy.

 The flowers are beautiful.

Examples with Nouns as Complements

 She is a teacher.

 He is a musician.

 It is a surprise.

 They are tourists.

Examples with Pronouns as Complements

 I am myself.

 You are yourself.

 She is herself.

 They are themselves.

Examples with Adverbs as Complements

 The hotel is nearby.

 The park is downtown.

 The restaurant is upstairs.

 The store is downstairs.

Examples with Prepositional Phrases as Complements

 The book is on the shelf.

 The keys are in the car.

 The phone is on the table.

 The money is in the bank.

Examples with Clauses as Complements

 She is what she is.

 He is who he is.

 It is what it is.

 They are what they are.

Examples with Passive Voice

 The play is being performed tonight.

 The new policy is being implemented next month.

 The package is being delivered today.

 The project is being discussed at the meeting.

Be verb Negative sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of negative "Be Verb" sentences:

Examples with "Not"

 I am not happy.

 You are not here.

 She is not a doctor.

 It is not a book.

 We are not students.

 They are not teachers.

Examples with "No"

 He is no expert.

 She is no stranger.

 It is no secret.

 We are no match.

Examples with "Not + Adjective"

 He is not tall.

 She is not happy.

 It is not cold.

 We are not tired.

Examples with "Not + Noun"

 He is not a teacher.

 She is not a lawyer.

 It is not a car.

 We are not students.

Examples with "Never"

 I am never late.
  You are never wrong.

 She is never angry.

 It is never easy.

Examples with "Nowhere"

 He is nowhere to be found.

 She is nowhere near here.

 It is nowhere to be seen.

 We are nowhere close.

Examples with Contractions

 I'm not going.

 You aren't here.

 She isn't a doctor.

 It isn't a book.

 We aren't students.

 They aren't teachers.

Be verb questions sentence more examples

Here are some more examples of question sentences using "Be Verb":

Yes/No Questions

 Is she a doctor?

 Are they students?

 Am I wrong?

 Is it a book?

 Are we late?

 Is he a teacher?

Wh-Questions

 Who is she?

 What is it?

 Where are they?

 When are we?

 Why is he?

 How are you?

Negative Questions

 Isn't she a doctor?

 Aren't they students?

 Am I not wrong?

 Isn't it a book?

 Aren't we late?

 Isn't he a teacher?

Question Tags

 She is a doctor, isn't she?

 They are students, aren't they?

 I am wrong, aren't I?

 It is a book, isn't it?

 We are late, aren't we?

 He is a teacher, isn't he?

Alternative Questions

 Is she a doctor or a lawyer?

 Are they students or teachers?

 Am I right or wrong?

 Is it a book or a magazine?

 Are we early or late?

 Is he a teacher or a professor?

Be Verb Sentence Pattern

Here are the sentence patterns for the "Be" verb:

1. Affirmative Sentence Pattern: Be + Subject + Complement

 I am a student. (Here, "am" is the "be" verb, "I" is the subject, and "a student" is the
complement.)

 She is a doctor.

 They are engineers.

2. Negative Sentence Pattern: Be + not + Subject + Complement

 I am not a teacher.
  He is not a lawyer.

 They are not politicians.

3. Interrogative Sentence Pattern: Be + Subject + Complement?

 Are you a journalist?

 Is she a chef?

 Are they musicians?

4. Negative Interrogative Sentence Pattern: Be + Subject + not + Complement?

 Am I not a blogger?

 Isn't she a dancer?

 Aren't they artists?

"was/were" Be Verb Sentence Pattern

Here are the sentence patterns for the "Be" verb using "was" and "were":

1. Affirmative Sentence Pattern: Was/Were + Subject + Complement

 I was a student. (Here, "was" is the "be" verb, "I" is the subject, and "a student" is the
complement.)

 She was a doctor.

 They were engineers.

 He was a lawyer.

 We were friends.

2. Negative Sentence Pattern: Was/Were + not + Subject + Complement

 I was not a teacher.

 He was not a politician.

 They were not musicians.

 She was not a chef.

 We were not rivals.

3. Interrogative Sentence Pattern: Was/Were + Subject + Complement?

 Was I a good singer?

 Were they at the party?

 Was she a part of the team?

 Were we supposed to meet yesterday?

 Was he a professor?
4. Negative Interrogative Sentence Pattern: Was/Were + Subject + not + Complement?

 Was I not a part of the project?

 Were they not invited to the wedding?

 Was she not a participant in the contest?

 Were we not supposed to submit the report?

 Was he not a member of the committee?

What are the 8 be verbs? More examples sentence

The 8 "be" verbs in English are:

1. Am

2. Is

3. Are

4. Was

5. Were

6. Been

7. Being

8. Be

Here are some example sentences for each of the "be" verbs:

1. Am

 I am a student.

 I am studying for my exam.

2. Is

 She is a doctor.

 He is playing tennis.

3. Are

 They are engineers.

 We are watching a movie.

4. Was

 I was a teacher.

 She was a lawyer.

5. Were

 They were friends.

  We were classmates.

6. Been

 I have been to Paris.

 She has been studying for three hours.

7. Being

 I am being treated for a medical condition.

 She is being honored for her contributions.

8. Be

 I want to be a scientist.

 She hopes to be a famous singer.

More examples sentence

Here are some more example sentences for each of the 8 "be" verbs:

1. Am

 I am happy to see you.

 I am going to the store.

 I am a software engineer.

2. Is

 She is an amazing singer.

 He is playing soccer.

 The capital of France is Paris.

3. Are

 They are coming over tonight.

 We are going to the beach.

 The students are studying for their exams.

4. Was

 I was born in 1990.

 She was a great leader.

 He was playing video games all day.

5. Were

 They were married in 2010.

 We were classmates in college.

  The students were studying for their exams.

6. Been

 I have been to Japan three times.

 She has been studying English for five years.

 They have been married for ten years.

7. Being

 I am being serious.

 She is being honored for her work.

 He is being treated for a medical condition.

8. Be

 I want to be a doctor.

 She hopes to be a famous actress.

 He wants to be a professional soccer player.