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    The document provides examples of yes/no questions using common interrogative words (am, are, is) and responses to affirm or deny the question using short-form contractions ('m, aren't, isn't). It then presents additional sentences for the user to practice forming similar questions and answering them to show understanding of the grammatical structures. The focus is on interrogatives and contractions used for affirmative and negative responses in basic yes/no questions regarding people, things, locations, times, and properties.

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    The document provides examples of yes/no questions using common interrogative words (am, are, is) and responses to affirm or deny the question using short-form contractions ('m, aren't, isn't). It then presents additional sentences for the user to practice forming similar questions and answering them to show understanding of the grammatical structures. The focus is on interrogatives and contractions used for affirmative and negative responses in basic yes/no questions regarding people, things, locations, times, and properties.

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    It Is Snowy Today (Cold?) Is It Cold, Too? Yes, It Is. Are You A Football Player?

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    Rebeca Candido Itáo
    The document provides examples of yes/no questions using common interrogative words (am, are, is) and responses to affirm or deny the question using short-form contractions ('m, aren't, isn't). It then presents additional sentences for the user to practice forming similar questions and answering them to show understanding of the grammatical structures. The focus is on interrogatives and contractions used for affirmative and negative responses in basic yes/no questions regarding people, things, locations, times, and properties.

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    Am I? Yes, you are. No, you arent.

    Are you? Yes, I am. No, Im not.


    Is he? Yes, he is. No, he isnt.
    Is she? Yes, she is. No, she isnt.
    Is it? Yes, it is. No, it isnt.

    Are we? Yes, you are. No, you arent.


    Are you? Yes, we are. No, we arent.
    Are they? Yes, they are. No, they arent.

    Complete the sentences using Ask questions as in the example:


    am, m not, is, isnt, are or arent:
    It is snowy today (cold?)
    Are you a football player? Is it cold, too?
    Yes, I am. Yes, it is.

    ............. they your friends? She is a nice girl. (clever?)


    Yes, they .............. . ....................................................................
    Yes, she .
    ............ it an interesting book?
    Yes, it .................. . They are good at maths. (history?)
    ....................................................................
    ............ your sister in her room? No, they .
    No, she .................. . She is in the kitchen.
    He is my brothers friend. (your friend?)
    ................ they good at English? ....................................................................
    Yes, they ............... . No, he .

    ................ he a teacher? I am a dancer. (singer?)


    No, he .................... . He is a policeman. ....................................................................
    No, I .
    ................. she busy now?
    No, she ..................... . She is from England. (London?)
    ....................................................................
    ............. I your best friend? No, she . She is from
    Yes, you .................. . Manchester.

    .............. you twelve years old? I am a nice boy. (helpful?)


    Yes, we ................... . ....................................................................
    Yes, you .
    .............. the children hungry?
    No, they ................ . They are thirsty. We are thirsty. (hungry?)
    ....................................................................
    .............. she from France? No, we .
    No, she .................. . She is from Spain.
    The shop is open on Saturday. (on
    ................ they in the same class? Sunday?)
    Yes, they ................ . They are both in the ....................................................................
    fourth grade. No, it .

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