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    Verb TO BE – Present Form

    Affirmative Negative Interrogative


    I am / I’m (a teacher). I am not / I’m not (an Am I happy?
    actress).
    You are / You’re in Level You are not / You aren’t in Are you in Level 3?
    1. Level 5.
    He is / He’s He is not / He isn’t Is he
    She is / She’s (Italian). She is not / She isn’t (old). Is she from France?
    It is / It’s It is not / It isn’t Is it

    Where are you from? (Origin) Two possible answers:

    I’m from Argentina. (Argentina is the country.)

    FROM + COUNTRY

    I’m Argentinian. (Argentinian is my nationality.)

    Where is Enrique Iglesias from?

    He’s from Spain. / He’s Spanish.

    Where is he from in Spain?

    He’s from Madrid.

    Where is Shakira from?

    She’s from Barranquilla.

    Where is Barranquilla?

    It’s in Colombia.

    Attention:

    Where are you from in Argentina?

    I’m from Chubut.

    Where’s Chubut?

    It’s in the south.

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