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    23 Present tense of the verb be

    Form
    My name is Gina.
    I'm a student. I'm not a teacher. AFFIRMATIVE ( +)
    'Are you andyour frend English?' 'No, wearen't. ' FULLFORMS SHORT FORMS

    Iam I'm
    Use you are you're
    he is he's
    she is shes
    it is it's
    weare we're
    you are you're
    theyare they're

    NEGATIVE (- )

    FULLFORMS SHORT FORMS

    I amnot I'rn not


    you arenot you arent
    he is not he snt
    she is not she snt
    it is not it isnt
    we arenot we arent
    you arenot you aren't
    they are not they arent

    QUESTION (?) SHORT ANSWERS

    amI? Yes, I amo


    are you? Yes, he/she/t is.
    is he? Yes. you/we/they are.
    is she? No, I'm -?ot.
    is it? No, he/she/t snt.
    arewe? No, you/we/they arent.
    I'm Mara Rossi. This is Bruno Bonetti.
    are you?
    'Are Mara and Bruno Italian?' 'Yes, they are.'
    arethey?
    64 Mara is ajournalist. Bruno is a photographer.

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