Negative Forms and Contractions in English

In this video, Teacher Prix introduces the negative form of the verb 'to be' and reviews various occupations. The lesson is part of a beginner's guide to English. The teacher provides examples of negative sentences using 'to be' and explains the use of contractions. Students are given a homework assignment to practice writing sentences with occupations in the negative form.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Advanced English grammar

• The negative form of the verb 'to be'

• Future tense of verbs

• The past tense of verbs

Which of the following is NOT an occupation mentioned in the lesson?

• Secretary

• Dentist

• Chef

• Engineer

How many conjugations does the verb 'to be' have in the present tense?

• One

• Four

• Three

• Two

What is the correct negative form of 'I am a doctor'?

• I am a not doctor

• I am not a doctor

• I not am a doctor

• I am doctor not

Which contraction is correct for 'You are not a nurse'?

• You not are a nurse

• You aren't a nurse

• You isn't a nurse

• You are a not nurse

What is the contraction for 'He is not a soccer player'?

• He is a not soccer player

• He not is a soccer player

• He are not a soccer player

• He isn't a soccer player

Which sentence is correct: 'She is not a teacher' or 'She not is a teacher'?

• Both are correct

• She not is a teacher

• She is not a teacher

• Neither is correct

What is the correct negative form of 'It is high school'?

• It is not high school

• It isn't high school

• It not is high school

• It is high school not

Which contraction is correct for 'We are not students'?

• We are a not students

• We not are students

• We aren't students

• We isn't students

What is the correct negative form of 'They are nurses'?

• They are nurses not

• They not are nurses

• They are not nurses

• They isn't nurses