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In this short video animation I explain in a simple way thanks to the help of the images how to use the verb to be in its different forms, the verb to be in English (verb to be) has its affirmative, negative and interrogative form. In the interrogative form of the verb to be, the subject goes after the verb. The video is intended for primary school children and beginners who are learning the basics of English grammar.

All the content they do is related to level A1 of the European framework for learning English as a second language in primary school. The creators of these animations are English-speaking teachers specialized in digital teaching and CLIL methodology (integrated contents of language and discipline) with many years of experience in teaching English for children in the first cycle school.

This video was created using goanimateforschool, a teaching resource for creating digital animated videos and short movies. These movies are the same ones I use in class in my English lessons and they are intended as teaching resources for teachers who teach english in primary school. If you are interested in my videos visit my website www.eduenglish.it/
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