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    Teacher Eva

    The verb To Be in English has two meanings in


    Spanish: Ser o Estar
    Ex: I am a teacher.
    Ex: The cat is at home.
    Verb To Be: affirmative
    Long Form Short Form
    I am I'm
    You are You're
    He is He's
    She is She's
    I ´m
    It is It's
    ´s
    You are You're
    We are ´re
    We're
    They are They're
    Verb To Be: negative
    Long Form Short Form
    I am not I'm not
    You are not You aren´t
    He is not He isn´t
    She is not SheI ´misn´t
    It is not It isn´t
    ´s
    You are not You aren´t
    We are not We ´rearen´t
    They are not They aren´t
    Verb To Be: questions
    and short answers
    Questions Short Answers
    Am I...? Yes, I am/ No, I'm not
    Are you...? Yes, you are/ No, you aren´t
    Is she...? Yes, she is/ No, she isn´t
    Is he...? Yes, he is/ No, he isn´t
    Is it...?
    I ´m
    Yes, it is/ No, it isn´t
    Are you...? Yes, you are/ ´s No, you aren´t
    Are we...? Yes, we are/ No, we aren´t
    Are they...? Yes, they are/ No, they aren´t
    Let’s practice!

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