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Beginner English Lesson. Negative statements with the verb 'to be'.

J - James
T - Tom
M - Maria
B - Brian
L - Lisa

M: Are you a student?
J: No. I am not a student. I am a teacher.

J: Tom, are you a teacher?
T: No. I am not a teacher. I am a student.

J: Maria, are you a teacher?
M: No. I am not a teacher. I am a student.

J: Brian, are you a teacher?
B: No. I am not a teacher. I am a student.

J: Lisa, are you a teacher?
L: No. I am not a teacher. I am a student.


J: Is she a teacher?
L: No. She is not a teacher. She is a student.

M: Is he a teacher?
J: No. He is not a teacher. He is a student.

J: Is she a student?
M: No. She is not a student. She is a teacher.

M: Is he a student?
L: No. He is not a student. He is a teacher.



M: Is this a book?
B: No. That is not a book. That is a pencil.

M: Is this a pen?
J: No. That is not a pen. That is a chair.

J: Is this a clock?
M: No. That is not a clock. That is a window.

M: Is this a bag?
J: No. That is not a bag. That is a door.

M: Is this a table?
J: No. That is not a table. That is a board.


J: Tom, are you teachers?
T: No. We are not teachers. We are students.

J: Maria, are you teachers?
M: No. We are not teachers. We are students.

J: Brian, are you teachers?
B: No. We are not teachers. We are students.

J: Lisa, are you teachers?
L: No. We are not teachers. We are students.


J: Tom, are they students?
T: No. They are not students. They are teachers.

J: Maria, are they students?
M: No. They are not students. They are teachers.

J: Brian, are they students?
B: No. They are not students. They are teachers.

J: Lisa, are they students?
L: No. They are not students. They are teachers.