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    This document provides examples of both the full and contracted forms of the verb "to be" in positive sentences. For each subject pronoun - I, he, she, it, we, you, they - an example is given using the full form of "to be" followed by an identical example using the contracted form to demonstrate their equivalent meanings in a positive sentence.

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    This document provides examples of both the full and contracted forms of the verb "to be" in positive sentences. For each subject pronoun - I, he, she, it, we, you, they - an example is given using the full form of "to be" followed by an identical example using the contracted form to demonstrate their equivalent meanings in a positive sentence.

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    To Be - Positive Sentences & Contractions

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    This document provides examples of both the full and contracted forms of the verb "to be" in positive sentences. For each subject pronoun - I, he, she, it, we, you, they - an example is given using the full form of "to be" followed by an identical example using the contracted form to demonstrate their equivalent meanings in a positive sentence.

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    To be - Positive Sentences & Contractions

    Full Forms of the verb to be


    I am a student.
    He is a teacher.
    She is a journalist.
    It is a book.
    We are mechanics.
    You are pilots.
    They are policemen.
    Contracted forms of the verb to be
    I am a student.
    He is a teacher.
    She is a journalist.
    It is a book.
    We are mechanics.
    You are pilots.
    They are policemen.

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