Name and age
I’m Dilnoza. I’m nineteen.
Men Dilnozaman. Men o‘n to‘qqiz yoshdaman.
General English · A1
Start with short sentences about people, places and feelings. Learn to say what is true, what is not true, and ask simple questions.
Odamlar, joylar va holatlar haqida sodda gaplar tuzishni o‘rganamiz. O‘zbek tilidagi «Men talabaman» gapiga ingliz tilida am kerak: I am a student.
Be connects a person or thing to information about them: a name, a job, an age, a place or a feeling. In the present, be changes to am, is or are. Choose the form that matches the subject. Do not leave it out.
On small screens, swipe tables sideways.
| Subject | Full form | Contraction |
|---|---|---|
| I | I am | I’m |
| You | You are | You’re |
| He / She / It | He is / She is / It is | He’s / She’s / It’s |
| We / You / They | We are / You are / They are | We’re / You’re / They’re |
| Subject | Full form | Contractions |
|---|---|---|
| I | I am not | I’m not |
| You | You are not | You aren’t / You’re not |
| He / She / It | He is not / She is not / It is not | He isn’t / She isn’t / It isn’t |
| We / You / They | We are not / You are not / They are not | We aren’t / You aren’t / They aren’t |
| Statement | Question |
|---|---|
| I am early. | Am I early? |
| You are ready. | Are you ready? |
| He / She / It is here. | Is he / she / it here? |
| We / You / They are late. | Are we / you / they late? |
| Question | Yes | No |
|---|---|---|
| Am I right? | Yes, you are. | No, you aren’t. |
| Are you tired? | Yes, I am. | No, I’m not. |
| Is he / she / it ready? | Yes, he / she / it is. | No, he / she / it isn’t. |
| Are we late? | Yes, we are. | No, we aren’t. |
| Are they here? | Yes, they are. | No, they aren’t. |
Name and age
I’m Dilnoza. I’m nineteen.
Men Dilnozaman. Men o‘n to‘qqiz yoshdaman.
Job
My brother is a cook.
Akam oshpaz.
Place
The cups are on the table.
Piyolalar stol ustida.
Feeling
We aren’t cold. We’re fine.
Biz sovqotmayapmiz. Yaxshimiz.
Question and answer
Is the shop open? Yes, it is.
Do‘kon ochiqmi? Ha, ochiq.
Origin
Are you from Jizzakh? No, I’m not.
Siz Jizzaxdanmisiz? Yo‘q.
Avoid: I is ready.
Use: I am ready.
Use am with I.
Avoid: They at home.
Use: They are at home.
An English sentence like this needs be, even when Uzbek does not have a separate verb.
Avoid: Do you are tired?
Use: Are you tired?
Move are before you. Do not add do to a be question.
Avoid: She not is late.
Use: She is not late.
Put not after is.
Avoid: Yes, I’m.
Use: Yes, I am.
Do not contract the final verb in a positive short answer.
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