Lessons 1

📚 افعال to be و ضمایر فاعلی

ضمیر فاعلی (Subject Pronoun)معنیفعل to be در زمان حال
Iمنam
Youتو / شماare
Heاو (مذکر)is
Sheاو (مونث)is
Itآن (برای اشیا و حیوانات)is
Weماare
Theyآن‌هاare

✨ مثال‌ها:

  • I am a student. → من یک دانش‌آموز هستم.
  • She is my friend. → او دوست من است.
  • They are happy. → آن‌ها خوشحال هستند.

📚 Subject Pronouns and To Be Verbs

🔹 What are Subject Pronouns?

Subject pronouns are words that replace the subject (the doer of the action) in a sentence.

Subject PronounMeaning
Ithe speaker (me)
Youthe person spoken to
Hea man/boy
Shea woman/girl
Ita thing or animal
Wethe speaker + others
Theyother people/things

🔹 What is “to be”?

“To be” is a verb that means “to exist” or “to be in a state”.
In the present tense, it changes depending on the subject:

Subject PronounTo Be Verb (Present)Example Sentence
IamI am happy.
YouareYou are smart.
HeisHe is a teacher.
SheisShe is tired.
ItisIt is cold.
WeareWe are students.
TheyareThey are at home.

🔄 To Be – Affirmative, Negative, and Question Forms

✅ Affirmative Form (positive sentences)

SubjectTo BeExample
IamI am a student.
YouareYou are smart.
HeisHe is my friend.
SheisShe is at home.
ItisIt is cold.
WeareWe are ready.
TheyareThey are tired.

❌ Negative Form

SubjectTo BeNegativeExample
IamnotI am not sleepy.
YouarenotYou are not late.
HeisnotHe is not here.
SheisnotShe is not busy.
ItisnotIt is not hot.
WearenotWe are not angry.
TheyarenotThey are not hungry.

📝 Contractions (short form):

  • I’m not
  • You’re not / You aren’t
  • He’s not / He isn’t
  • She’s not / She isn’t
  • It’s not / It isn’t
  • We’re not / We aren’t
  • They’re not / They aren’t

❓ Question Form

To BeSubjectExample Question
AmIAm I wrong?
AreYouAre you okay?
IsHeIs he your brother?
IsSheIs she tired?
IsItIs it broken?
AreWeAre we late?
AreTheyAre they ready?

📝 Structure:
To Be + Subject + Rest of Sentence + ?


✨ Tip:

Use these forms for describing:

  • feelings (I am happy.)
  • conditions (She is sick.)
  • identity (He is a doctor.)
  • location (We are at school.)

Lessons 2

🧠 Common Noun vs. Proper Noun (Quick Summary)

🔹 Common Noun

A common noun is a general name for people, places, or things.
It is usually not capitalized unless it comes at the beginning of a sentence.
🧾 Example: city, teacher, river

🔸 Proper Noun

A proper noun is a specific name for a person, place, or thing.
It is always capitalized.
• Refers to a specific person, place, or object
• Usually not pluralized
Always starts with a capital letter

🧾 Example: Reza, Iran, Google

📚 Plural Nouns – How to Make Common Nouns Plural

🔹 Basic Rule:

Most common nouns become plural by adding -s to the end.

🧾 Example:

  • book → books
  • cat → cats
  • table → tables

🔸 Special Rule: Add -es

If a noun ends in: -ch, -sh, -x, -s, or -z,
→ Add -es to make it plural.

🧾 Examples:

  • bus → buses
  • box → boxes
  • watch → watches
  • dish → dishes

ℹ️ Tip:

This rule helps with pronunciation — adding -es makes the plural easier to say when the word ends in a hissing or buzzing sound.


📌 You can add more rules later like:

  • nouns ending in -y → change to -ies
  • irregular plurals: man → men, child → children
    (Let me know if you want those too!)

حروف تعریف

نامعین: a / an

  • معنی: یک
  • کاربرد:
    • چیز نامشخص
    • شغل
    • اولین اشاره

🔹 a قبل از حروف بی‌صدا → a cat
🔹 an قبل از حروف صدادار → an apple

معین: the

  • برای چیز مشخص یا آشنایی که قبلاً گفته شده

مثال:

  • I saw a bird. The bird was white.

Articles

Indefinite: a / an

  • Meaning: one
  • Use:
    • Unknown thing
    • Job title
    • First mention

🔹 a before consonant sounds → a dog
🔹 an before vowel sounds → an egg

Definite: the

  • Used for something specific or mentioned before

Example:

  • I saw a bird. The bird was white.