Use of am: Am is a form of ‘to be.’ We can use am with only I in simple sentences.
Use of am to tell about-
- the present state of being
- profession
- continuous action
Am: How to Use in Sentence
Let’s see how to use am. First, we shall see how to form the sentence
Formation of sentence
Subject (I) + am + other words
We can use am with I
To tell about the present state of being
- I am a girl.
- I am a boy.
- I am happy.
- I am exhausted.
- I am bored.
- I am a peaceful person.
- I am present.
- I am delighted.
- I am extremely sorry.
- I am surprised.
- I am sad.
- I am thirsty.
- I am frightened.
- I am eighteen years old.
- I am seventeen.
- I am an old person.
- I am angry.
- I am cool.
- I am a tragic person.
- I am superstitious.
Here are some listening lessons where you can listen to the sentences and learn.
- Use of ‘am’: state of being
- Use of are in negative sentences
- Use of is to tell about the profession
- Use of was: questions about the profession
- Use of do as the main verb
- Use of shall-be in the questions
- Use of have to explain the possession
- Use of has to in a sentence
To tell about the profession.
- I am a doctor.
- I am a professor.
- I am a potter.
- I am an engineer.
- I am a housewife.
- I am a hawker.
- I am a collector.
- I am the police.
- I am an advocate.
- I am a manager.
- I am a reporter.
- I am a photographer.
- I am a player.
- I am a clerk.
- I am a poet.
- I am a driver.
- I am a shopkeeper.
- I am a writer.
- I am an officer.
- I am a Minister.
- I am an MLA.
To tell about continuous action.
In this sentence, am is used with another verb.
In these sentences, we use ‘am’ as a helping verb with the main verb. We should use the present participle of the verb, that is, the -ing form of the verb. The sentence will be in the form-
I + am + ing form of main verb + other words.
Here are some examples.
Have a look-
- I am going. (main verb go+ ing)
- I am coming. (main verb come+ ing)
- I am studying. (main verb study+ ing)
- I am teaching. (main verb teach+ ing)
- I am eating fruit. (main verb eat+ ing)
- I am brushing my teeth. (main verb brush+ ing)
- I am laughing. (main verb laugh+ ing)
- I am crying. (main verb cry+ ing)
- I am frying. (main verb fry+ ing)
- I am saying. (main verb say+ ing)
- I am telling you. (main verb tell+ ing)
- I am watching a movie. (main verb watch + ing)
- I am writing a drama. (main verb write+ ing)
- I am feeling well. (main verb feel+ ing)
- I am reading a novel. (main verb read+ ing)
- I am closing the door. (main verb close+ ing)
- I am catching a ball. (main verb catch+ ing)
- I am playing cricket. (main verb play+ ing)
- I am glorifying it. (main verb glorify+ ing)
- I am drinking water. (main verb drink+ ing)
- I am cleaning the house. (main verb clean+ ing)
- I am pulling it. (main verb pull+ ing)
- I am pushing it. (main verb push+ ing)
- I am opening the window. (main verb open+ ing)
- I am booking a ticket. (main verb book+ ing)
- I am standing. (main verb stand+ ing)
- I am sitting. (main verb sit+ ing)
- I am enjoying it. (main verb enjoy+ ing)
- I am cooking. (main verb cook+ ing)
- I am roaming on the road. (main verb wander+ ing)
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