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    The document provides examples of changing verbs from the affirmative to negative and interrogative forms. It lists 10 sentences, with the first being a sample affirmative sentence "Is Susan an American student?" and its transformed versions "Susan is an American student." The other 9 sentences then show an affirmative, negative, and interrogative version of sentences using the verb "to be" and changing subjects like names, objects, and descriptions.

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    The document provides examples of changing verbs from the affirmative to negative and interrogative forms. It lists 10 sentences, with the first being a sample affirmative sentence "Is Susan an American student?" and its transformed versions "Susan is an American student." The other 9 sentences then show an affirmative, negative, and interrogative version of sentences using the verb "to be" and changing subjects like names, objects, and descriptions.

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    Example: Is Susan An American Student? (+)

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    Jose Vargas
    The document provides examples of changing verbs from the affirmative to negative and interrogative forms. It lists 10 sentences, with the first being a sample affirmative sentence "Is Susan an American student?" and its transformed versions "Susan is an American student." The other 9 sentences then show an affirmative, negative, and interrogative version of sentences using the verb "to be" and changing subjects like names, objects, and descriptions.

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    Write in affirmative, negattive and interrogative form verb to be.

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    en forma negativa, interrogativa y afirmativa el verbo to be.
    Example: Is Susan an American student? (+)
    Susan is an American student.
    1. Mark is a student. (?)
    -Is Mark a student?
    The pet dog is not dark brown. (+)
    -The pet dog is dark brown
    2. Laura and I are at home. (-)
    -Laura and I aren’t at home
    3. Your grandparents are old. (?)
    -Are your grandparents are old?
    4. Those monkeys are on the trees. (-)
    -Those monkeys aren’t on the trees
    5. Are your books red?(+)
    -Your books are red
    6. Daniel is a good tennis player. (-)
    -Daniel isn’t a good tennis player
    7. Dogs are brave. (?)
    - Are dogs brave?
    9- Am I a Spanish teacher? (-)
    -I’m not a Spanish teacher
    10 - Luisa is a doctor . (?)
    -Is Luisa a doctor?

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