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    The document discusses basic subject-verb agreement rules in English for questions and short answers using common pronouns like I, you, he, she, it, we, and they. It provides examples of yes/no questions using these pronouns and the short affirmative and negative answers that follow standard conjugations, such as "Yes, I am" and "No, I'm not."

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    The document discusses basic subject-verb agreement rules in English for questions and short answers using common pronouns like I, you, he, she, it, we, and they. It provides examples of yes/no questions using these pronouns and the short affirmative and negative answers that follow standard conjugations, such as "Yes, I am" and "No, I'm not."

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    The document discusses basic subject-verb agreement rules in English for questions and short answers using common pronouns like I, you, he, she, it, we, and they. It provides examples of yes/no questions using these pronouns and the short affirmative and negative answers that follow standard conjugations, such as "Yes, I am" and "No, I'm not."

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    's not

    're not

    'm not

    am I
    are you
    is he
    is she
    is it

    are we
    are you
    are they

    Are you hungry ? Yes I am ( y no : yes, I'm).


    No, I'm not.

    Is he at home ? Yes, he is ( y no : yes, he's).


    No, he isn't / he's not.
    I
    You
    We have got - 've got - haven't got
    You
    They

    He
    She has got - 's got - hasn't got
    It

    My parents have got a lovely house


    The views to the South and West are beautiful.
    They have got a nice kitchen and there are plenty of cupboards.
    The house has got 5 bedrooms.
    All the romos have got carpets.
    But there isn't a bathroom.

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