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    Verb to be

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    This document provides examples of short and long forms of pronouns in English sentences. It shows the short and long forms of I, you, he, she, it, we, and they in statements, negative statements, and questions. Examples are given to demonstrate how these pronouns are used in simple sentences describing subjects and their states.

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    Long Form Short Form Example Negation: Am I Late? Are You Clever? Is He Happy? Is She Hungry? Is It Cold?

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    This document provides examples of short and long forms of pronouns in English sentences. It shows the short and long forms of I, you, he, she, it, we, and they in statements, negative statements, and questions. Examples are given to demonstrate how these pronouns are used in simple sentences describing subjects and their states.

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    Long form Short form

    I am You are He is She is It is I'm You're He's She's It's

    Example
    I am late. You are clever. He is happy. She is hungry. It is cold.

    Negation
    I am not late. You are not (aren't) clever. He is not (isn't) happy. She is not (isn't) hungry. It is not (isn't) cold.

    Question
    Am I late? Are you clever? Is he happy? Is she hungry? Is it cold?

    We are You are They are

    We're You're They're

    We are late. You are sleepy. They are great.

    We are not (aren't) late. You are not (aren't) sleepy. They are not (aren't) great

    Are we late? Are you sleepy? Are they great?

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