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    Grammar reference

    be – statements and Yes/No questions


    Form

    Affirmative

    I am (I’m)

    You are (You’re)

    He/She/It is (He’s/She’s/It’s) from León.

    We are (We’re)

    They are (They’re)

    Negative

    I am not (I’m not)

    You are not (You aren’t / You’re not)

    He is not (He isn’t / He’s not) from Mexico City.

    We are not (We aren’t / We’re not)

    They are not (They aren’t / They’re not)

    Yes/No questions Short answers

    Yes, I am.
    Are you
    No, I’m not.

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