Qual a relação que devemos estabelecer, em termos estruturais, acerca dos diversos pronomes

pessoais da Língua Inglesa e a relação que estabelecem com o verbo to be?

Temos na Língua Inglesa os seguintes pronomes pessoais: I, YOU, HE, SHE, IT, WE, THEY; sendo
que o “YOU” exerce duas funções na 2ª pessoa uma como singular e outra como plural. Portanto, em
frases afirmativas o verbo “To Be” vem posicionado após os pronomes com as suas respectivas
conjugações. Vide exemplo abaixo:

Pronome Pessoal To Be Exemplo de frase

I am I am a teacher.
YOU are You are a student.
HE is He is an engineer.
SHE is She is a nurse.
IT is It is a dog.
WE are We are dentists.
YOU are You are firefighters.
THEY are They are lawyers.

Em casos de frases negativas o pronome e o verbo “To Be” permanecem com a mesma
estrutura, apenas seguidos de “NOT” e em alguns casos com as suas respectivas contrações.

Pronome Pessoal To Be NOT Exemplo de frase

I am (ain’t) I am not a teacher.
YOU are (aren’t) You are not a student.
HE is (isn’t) He is not an engineer.
SHE is (isn’t) She is not a nurse.
IT is (isn’t) It is not a dog.
WE are (aren’t) We are not dentists.
YOU are (aren’t) You are not firefighters.
THEY are (aren’t) They are not lawyers.

Já em frases interrogativas, o verbo “To Be” inicia a oração, precedendo assim os pronomes.
Exemplo:

To Be Pronome Pessoal Exemplo de frase

Am I Am I a teacher?
Are You Are you a student?
Is He Is he an engineer?
Is She Is she a nurse?
Is It Is it a dog?
Are We Are we dentists?
Are You Are you firefighters?
Are They Are they lawyers?