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    Verb To Be Positive

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    This document provides examples of positive and negative statements using forms of the verb "to be" in English, including contractions. It also gives examples of yes/no questions using these verbs and the short answer responses. Key examples shown include "I am a teacher" as a positive statement, "I'm not a teacher" as negative, and "Yes, I am" as a short answer response to the question "Am I a teacher?". Similar examples are given for other subjects like "you", "he", "she", and "they".

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    Verb To Be Positive

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    This document provides examples of positive and negative statements using forms of the verb "to be" in English, including contractions. It also gives examples of yes/no questions using these verbs and the short answer responses. Key examples shown include "I am a teacher" as a positive statement, "I'm not a teacher" as negative, and "Yes, I am" as a short answer response to the question "Am I a teacher?". Similar examples are given for other subjects like "you", "he", "she", and "they".

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    This document provides examples of positive and negative statements using forms of the verb "to be" in English, including contractions. It also gives examples of yes/no questions using these verbs and the short answer responses. Key examples shown include "I am a teacher" as a positive statement, "I'm not a teacher" as negative, and "Yes, I am" as a short answer response to the question "Am I a teacher?". Similar examples are given for other subjects like "you", "he", "she", and "they".

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    Verb To Be Positive

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    This document provides examples of positive and negative statements using forms of the verb "to be" in English, including contractions. It also gives examples of yes/no questions using these verbs and the short answer responses. Key examples shown include "I am a teacher" as a positive statement, "I'm not a teacher" as negative, and "Yes, I am" as a short answer response to the question "Am I a teacher?". Similar examples are given for other subjects like "you", "he", "she", and "they".

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    POSITIVE

    I am… I’m
    You are… You’re
    He is… He’s
    She is… She’s
    It is… It’s
    We are… We’re
    They are… They’re

    NEGATIVE
    am not
    is not – isn’t
    are not – aren’t
    QUESTIONS (YES / NO QUESTIONS – SHORT
    ANSWERS)
    Am…?
    Is…?
    Are…?
    I am a teacher. (+)
    I’m not a teacher. (-)
    Am I a teacher?
    Yes, I am.
    No, I’m not.

    You are a student.


    You aren’t a student.
    Are you a student?
    Yes, you are.
    No, you aren’t.
    He is 15 years old.
    He isn’t 15 years old.
    Is he 15 years old?
    Yes, he is.
    No, he isn’t.

    She is Colombian.
    She isn’t Colombian.
    Is she Colombian?
    Yes, she is.
    No, she isn’t.

    They are cars.


    They aren’t cars.
    Are they cars?
    Yes, they are.
    No, they aren’t.

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