The to be verb in present, past and futures sentences. Written by Bard, Google`s AI .

 

Present tense

  • I am a student.
  • You are tall.
  • He is handsome.
  • She is beautiful.
  • It is hot outside.
  • We are happy.
  • They are excited.
  • The dog is barking.
  • The cat is sleeping.
  • The ball is blue.

Past tense

  • I was a student last year.
  • You were tall when you were a child.
  • He was handsome when he was young.
  • She was beautiful when she was in her twenties.
  • It was cold outside yesterday.
  • We were happy when we got married.
  • They were excited when they won the lottery.
  • The dog was barking at the mailman.
  • The cat was sleeping on the couch.
  • The ball was blue when I bought it.

Future tense

  • I will be a doctor next year.
  • You will be rich one day.
  • He will be a famous actor.
  • She will be a successful businesswoman.
  • It will be sunny tomorrow.
  • We will be happy when we have children.
  • They will be excited to meet their new baby brother.
  • The dog will be barking at the new cat.
  • The cat will be sleeping on the windowsill.
  • The ball will be blue when I return it to the store.


Present tense

  • I am a student.
  • You are tall.
  • She is beautiful.
  • We are happy.
  • They are funny.
  • The cat is black.
  • The dog is brown.
  • The table is made of wood.
  • The book is on the shelf.
  • The sun is shining.

Past tense

  • I was a student.
  • You were tall.
  • She was beautiful.
  • We were happy.
  • They were funny.
  • The cat was black.
  • The dog was brown.
  • The table was made of wood.
  • The book was on the shelf.
  • The sun was shining.

Future tense

  • I will be a student.
  • You will be tall.
  • She will be beautiful.
  • We will be happy.
  • They will be funny.
  • The cat will be black.
  • The dog will be brown.
  • The table will be made of wood.
  • The book will be on the shelf.
  • The sun will be shining.

Sure, here are 11 sentences for each tense of the verb "to be":

Present Tense

  • I am happy.
  • You are tall.
  • He is handsome.
  • She is beautiful.
  • It is hot outside.
  • We are friends.
  • They are students.
  • The dog is barking.
  • The cat is sleeping.
  • The ball is red.

Past Tense

  • I was happy yesterday.
  • You were tall when you were a child.
  • He was handsome in his youth.
  • She was beautiful when she was young.
  • It was hot outside last week.
  • We were friends in high school.
  • They were students at the same university.
  • The dog was barking at the mailman.
  • The cat was sleeping on the couch.
  • The ball was red when I bought it.

Future Tense

  • I will be happy tomorrow.
  • You will be tall when you grow up.
  • He will be handsome when he gets older.
  • She will be beautiful when she gets older.
  • It will be hot outside next week.
  • We will be friends forever.
  • They will be students at the same university next year.
  • The dog will be barking at the new neighbors.
  • The cat will be sleeping on the bed when I get home.
  • The ball will be red when I buy it again.



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