Is was an adjective?

  No, the word "was" can't be used as an adjective. Rather, it can be used as a linking verb or an auxiliary verb. Explanation: Click this link

Is 'Is' a Preposition?


Today we will learn about whether "is"  is  a preposition or not.

First,you have to know the functions of a preposition.

A preposition is a part of speech which makes relationship a noun with another noun or adjective  or verb.
Is 'Is' a Preposition?


●Noun +Preposition+Noun

●Adjective+Preposition+ Noun

●Intransitive Verb+Preposition+Noun

Look,after preposition we must have a noun.






















Remember that we cannot use "is" as a preposition.But we can use the word "is" as a verb.



To know details,I request you to read the following text.


Is is the 3rd person singular of the present tense of be which is a verb.


Remember that the verb"be" has different forms depending on its subject and on its tense.


◆Present Tense

>>I am

>>It/She/He is


Is can be used in the following ways:


Way-1: Is can be used as auxiliary verb tenses or in passive voice or forms.

>>The car is leaving.

>>The glass is broken.




Way-2:We can use "is"as a verb(followed by an infinitive with ' to')



●She is to marry the man.

●All books are to be returned by Sunday.



Way-3:Is can be used as a linking verb(followed by an adjective or noun complement)



>>He is ill.


>>Her brother is a doctor.


Way-4: Is is often used in question tags.


>>It is very cold,isn't it?










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