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    "Subject" Pronouns Verb (To Be) Contraction: Table # 1

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    The document contains 4 tables that show pronouns with the verb "to be" (am/is/are) in positive and negative forms, questions, and short yes/no answers. Table 1 lists subject pronouns and their contractions with "to be" in the positive form. Table 2 does the same for the negative form using "is/are + not". Table 3 shows question formations using "to be" and subject pronouns. Table 4 lists contractions for short yes and no answers using "to be". An observation notes the importance of including the subject in English sentences.

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    The document contains 4 tables that show pronouns with the verb "to be" (am/is/are) in positive and negative forms, questions, and short yes/no answers. Table 1 lists subject pronouns and their contractions with "to be" in the positive form. Table 2 does the same for the negative form using "is/are + not". Table 3 shows question formations using "to be" and subject pronouns. Table 4 lists contractions for short yes and no answers using "to be". An observation notes the importance of including the subject in English sentences.

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    Table # 1 

    (Positive form) Pronouns with the verb to be (am/is/are) and its Contractions

      “Subject” Verb Contraction


    Pronouns
    (To be)
    1St I am I’m
    2nd you are you’re
    3rd He/She/It Is he’s / she’s / it’s
    PLURAL
    1st We are we’re
    2nd You you’ re
    3rd They they’re

    Table 2 : (Negative form) Pronouns with the verb to be (am/is/are) and its Contractions

      “Subject” Verb Contraction


    Pronouns
    (To be)
    1St I am + not I’m not
    2nd you are + not you’re not / you aren’t
    3rd He/She/It is + not he’s / she’s / it’s + not

    or

    he/she/it + isn’t
    PLURAL
    1st We Are +not we’re not / we aren’t
    2nd You you’ re not / you aren’t
    3rd They they’re not / they aren’t

    Table # 3 (Questions)

      Verb (to be) Subject Complement


    Pronoun
    (optional)
    1St Am I a good student?
    nd
    2 Are you married?
    3rd Is he/she/it your friend?
    PLURAL
    1st Are we ready?
    2nd you at home
    3rd they tired?

    Table 4: Short answers (Yes and no answers)

      Positive Negative
    1St Yes, I am No. I’m not
    2nd Yes, you are No, you aren’t
    rd
    3 Yes, he is No, he isn’t / No, he’s not

    No, she isn’t / No, she’s not

    No, it isn’t/ No, it’s not


    PLURAL
    1st Yes, we are No, we’re not / No, we aren’t
    nd
    2 Yes, you are No, you’re not / No, you aren’t
    3rd Yes, they are No, they’re not / No, they aren’t

    Observaciones:

     Recuerden que en ingles siempre deben poner el Sujeto. En una oración positiva o
    negativa deberán seguir la formula (SUBJECT + VERB + COMPLEMENT) en donde el
    complement es opcional.

    Puede visitar:  http://www.inglestotal.com/lesson-2-pronouns-and-the-verb-to-be-in-the-present-


    simple-tense/

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