Tag

Be verb

I am sleepy. Are you happy?

Japanese name: Be動詞 (be doushi)

I am hungry.
You are my friend.
He is a rugby player.

The verb “to be” is quite important in English, as you can imagine. It’s one of the first grammar points taught to students in the course of formal English instruction. Unlike Japanese, it has to be conjugated depending on the subject. This can be challenging for students, but they will gradually build familiarity over many years of practice.

“Be” is also used as an auxiliary verb in many other grammar points, but this tag only applies to the basic usage of the verb.

  • Deal or No Deal 1st year

    NH1 unit 1 - 6 review

  • Arranging a Date (Roleplay)

    Brief conversation practice for arranging a date in English.

  • Simple Self-Introduction 自己紹介

    A template for a simple self-introduction in English

  • Funky Friends (Be verb practice)

    Student will practice using the be verb and describing people.

  • JHS 1st year Reading and Speaking Test/Activity

    Tests and activities divided by each semester for JHS 1st years. Specific to the NEW HORIZONS 1 textbook.

  • Jeopardy review, 6th grade U1-U3

    This Jeopardy game covers New Horizons 6th grade units 1-3. It's designed to be a 1st semester review game with an additional phonics section which quizes reading skills (meaning not important).

  • JHS Grade 3 last lesson madlibs

    A fun activity for the students to practice their reading before going to high school.

  • "Diggy Diggy Hole" EN/JP Lyrics

    A side-by-side translation of the Yogscast song "Diggy Diggy Hole."

  • Who am I? (1st year JHS)

    A Who am I? quiz game (on Keynotes) that uses simple verbs (I like/I don't like/I am).

  • (Are you...?) Guessing Game

    Guessing game done aloud, in pairs, for a variety of grade levels and grammar points

  • "Who Am I?" Quiz

    Based on New Horizon 1, pg. 12

  • All About Summer: I want to~

    Ideal for Class 6 or special class with worksheet but no writing. It may be used at 5th or 6th grade elementary school.

  • I / You / We / They Plural Pronouns Charades

    I / You / We / They Plural Pronouns Charades game facilitated by a Presentation.

  • daily routine worksheet

    The daily routine worksheet is intended to help 5th-grade students grasp basic daily activities and their frequency.

  • Am/is/are powerpoint game

    A simple powerpoint game for going over the diffrences between am/is/are.

  • 5th Grade Final review Jeopardy

    A full year review for 5th Graders, I used a Jeopardy template I found here, and change few things to make the review compatible to Here we go! 5 , in 2024 the textbook has changed (pptx not updated)!

  • Neko Meme Quiz: How Are You?

    Use cat memes to practice identifying emotions! (ES 3rd Grade, Let's Try 1: Unit 3)

  • Let’s Try 2. Unit 2. Japan weather pair activity.

    Here are 2 maps of Japan (Sheet A and a sheet B). There are 13 cities named (English/Kanji with furigana) and a box to draw the weather in. This is a simple pair-work info gap activity.

  • "Be" Verb vs. Action Verb Bingo

    Students can practice be verbs and action verbs with a simple bingo game. Target group: JHS 1st grade.

  • Activity Worksheet for New Horizon 1 on "Are You"

    - This is a four-part worksheet. - Review emotions, countries, and sports before the role-play using `` ARE YOU`` - Students must engage in the activity and interact with their classmates.

  • Pronouns

    Reviews Relative and Demonstrative Pronouns - Specifically from New Horizon 1

  • Guess Who! (Do you...? Are you...? practice)

    Students ask "Do you...?" questions in order to find out who their partner chose from the list. Try to guess them all!

  • Studio Ghibli Battle Ships - Future tense

    A battle ships to practice the be going to future tense.

  • G1 pg 14 Are you/ Do you battleship

    Battleship game with emotions and animals to practice Are you/ Do you like.

  • Are you? Do you? Can you? Jeopardy

    Follows New Horizon 1 Unit 1. Students create "Are you? Do you? Can you?" questions while playing jeopardy.

  • NH2 - U1 - Going to ~ pick your own adventure.

    Pick your own adventure ppt with the focus on "going to".

  • Self-Introduction Meguri

    Students introduce themselves, collect signatures, and get points

  • Pronoun Playing Cards

    52 card deck with subject pronouns and possessive adjective pronouns

  • Halloween Mask and Trick or Treating

    Students will learn about American Halloween and monsters, color a monster Halloween mask, and then model a trick or treating dialogue.

  • Character Guess Who: Can you ____? Are you ____?

    In pairs, students guess what charater their partner is

  • Who are you? Animal Review

    Just a powerpoint to review the animals for Unit 9 of Let's Try 1

  • Find Someone Who (Adult English Activity)

    A BINGO game for adult English learners (non-English teachers at school) to ask questions and learn about each other.

  • Review Jeopardy (cherry blossom themed)

    JHS 1st and 2nde grade year review Jeopardy (cherry blossom themed).

  • Slangs in North America! (modified ver.)

    slightly modified slang/SNS quiz made by janeenmp

  • If I met...Crazy story

    This is a writing and reading review activity I made for my JHS 3年生 using the target grammar in Sunishine 3. Lets students make a crazy story about meeting a famous person of their choice.

  • JHS (一年生) - My Dream Robot

    A PowerPoint example and worksheet for the "Dream Robot" activity on page 66 of the New Crown 1 textbook.

  • School Life in America Presentation

    A presentation about school life in America, including some comparisons to school life in Japan, club activities, and school events, geared towards junior high school students.

  • Who is he/she? Silhouette quiz, people, jobs

    Silhouette guessing game aimed for New Horizon 5 Unit 8, practicing jobs and "He/She is good at..." etc.

  • NC 1-60(?) Be動詞 silhouette quiz

    A 3-hint quiz using characters and real people to (primarily) practice be動詞

  • No Prep Speaking Activity - Zombie Game

    Need a last minute speaking activity that requires no prep? The zombie game encourages students to practice speaking using the most recent grammar points, win-win for everyone!

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