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    The document discusses basic English grammar rules for singular and plural subjects. It explains that "is" is used for singular subjects and "are" is used for plural subjects. It also covers the use of "there is/there are" and their negative and interrogative forms. Pronouns like "this/that" and "esta/ese" are presented as well.

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    The document discusses basic English grammar rules for singular and plural subjects. It explains that "is" is used for singular subjects and "are" is used for plural subjects. It also covers the use of "there is/there are" and their negative and interrogative forms. Pronouns like "this/that" and "esta/ese" are presented as well.

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    Apunte de Ingles Vers To Be

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    The document discusses basic English grammar rules for singular and plural subjects. It explains that "is" is used for singular subjects and "are" is used for plural subjects. It also covers the use of "there is/there are" and their negative and interrogative forms. Pronouns like "this/that" and "esta/ese" are presented as well.

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    INGLES:

    (aim)AM-primera persona (yo)

    IS-singulares (we ,you,it)(objetos cualquiera )

    ARE-plural (2 o mas)

    There is- hay (uno)

    There are- hay(dos o mas)

    a/an=UNA

     INTERROGATIVA ,POSITIVA, NEGATIVA

    AFIRMATIVA: Thereis =there`s

    there are

    NEGATIVA:There is not= there isn`t

    There are not=There aren`t

    INTERROGATIVAS : There is =Is there

    There are= Are there

    28/09/21

    this

    esta(femenino)
    esto(masculino)

    that
    Esa(femenino)
    Ese(masculin

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