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    The document provides a table summarizing the conjugations of common English verbs including: be, have, and do in the present and past tense for the first, second, and third person singular and plural. It also lists other English grammar topics such as pronouns, conditionals, relative clauses, and some common slang and contractions.

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    The document provides a table summarizing the conjugations of common English verbs including: be, have, and do in the present and past tense for the first, second, and third person singular and plural. It also lists other English grammar topics such as pronouns, conditionals, relative clauses, and some common slang and contractions.

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    The document provides a table summarizing the conjugations of common English verbs including: be, have, and do in the present and past tense for the first, second, and third person singular and plural. It also lists other English grammar topics such as pronouns, conditionals, relative clauses, and some common slang and contractions.

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    AUXILIARY = kata bantu

    PRONOUN DO TO BE HAVE
    PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST PRES PAST
    DO DOES DID ARE AM IS WAS WERE HAV HAS HAD
    E
    I V V V V
    You V V V V
    We V V V V
    They V V V V V V

    He V V V V
    She V V V V
    It V V V V

    AIN’T
    SLANG
    CONDITIONAL SENTENCE/IF CLAUSE
    IF I WERE THE PRESIDENT

    I am rich
    She is rich
    They are rich

    (+) I go school (+) She goes to school


    (-) I don’t / do not go to school (-) She does not go to school
    (?) Do you go to school? (?) Does she go to school?
    Can = dapat
    Will = akan
    May = bisa
    RELATIVE CLAUSE: WHO, WHOM, WHICH/THAT

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