Verb 'to be' — forms?
Am, is, are; linking verbs.
Pronouns — role?
Replace nouns as subjects or objects.
Possessives — function?
Show ownership or relationships.
Simple present — usage?
Express routines, facts, and truths.
Frequency adverbs — position?
Before main verb; after 'to be'.
'Do' — purpose?
Form questions and negatives.
'Am' — used with?
I in present tense.
'He' vs 'they' — difference?
Singular vs plural subjects.
'Always' — meaning?
Happens every time; very often.
Negative 'to be' — example?
He isn't (is not) here.
Answer 5 questions on English Grammar Foundations.
1. Who is the author cited in the course content as explaining the forms of 'do' in 2000?
2. What is the primary function of the simple present tense in English?
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