Question

I see,you (be) fool. right from of varb

Answer 1

I see you are a fool.

The correct form of the verb to be used in the given sentence is "are"

"Are" is a helping verb.

• Helping verbs are the verbs that help the main verb to describe the action.
• Helping verbs are used to show when the action occurs. Helping verbs are the verbs such as am, is, are, has, have, had, will, etc.
• Main verbs are the words that are used to describe the action in a sentence. Main verbs are the words such as write, take, give, play, etc.

Answer 2

Answer:

• The right form of the given verb in bracket is 'are'.

• It is appropriate because 'are' is used after 'you'.

• So the rewrite sentence is : I see, you are a fool.

• Here 'are' has been used as a main verb. But 'are' is an auxiliary verb of Present Continuous Tense : They are swimming in the pond.

• When 'am', 'is' and 'are' are used in simplest present tense, they play the role of main verb : He is a teacher.

• Therefore the rewrite sentence is an example of Present Indefinite tense.