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    This document provides an inductive grammar chart summarizing yes/no questions and short answers using the verb "be" in English. It includes examples of yes/no questions with subjects like "you", "he", "Tanya", "we", "they", and "Ted and Jane". It also lists the corresponding short answers using "yes" or "no" followed by a contracted or uncontracted form of "be". Learners are asked to identify the correct structure of yes/no questions and choose the right short answer for a sample question. They are then asked if affirmative and negative short answers can be contracted.

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    This document provides an inductive grammar chart summarizing yes/no questions and short answers using the verb "be" in English. It includes examples of yes/no questions with subjects like "you", "he", "Tanya", "we", "they", and "Ted and Jane". It also lists the corresponding short answers using "yes" or "no" followed by a contracted or uncontracted form of "be". Learners are asked to identify the correct structure of yes/no questions and choose the right short answer for a sample question. They are then asked if affirmative and negative short answers can be contracted.

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    Unit - 01 - P07 - Igc (Karine Eduarda)

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    NAME: Karine Eduarda DATE: 29/09/2022

    Inductive Grammar Chart


    (Unit 1, page 7)

    GRAMMAR. Be: yes / no questions and short answers

    Look at these questions and short answers.

    Yes / no questions Short answers

    Are you Yes, I am. No, I’m not.


    Is he an architect? he he’s
    Is Tanya Yes, she is. No, she’s not.

    Are you we we’re


    Are they musicians? Yes, are. No, not.
    Are Ted and Jane they they’re

    FIGURE IT OUT . . .
    Circle the correct answers.
    1. In yes / no questions with be, what comes after be?
    a. the subject b. the verb

    2. What’s the answer to this question: Are you a student?


    a. Yes, I’m. b. Yes, I am.

    FIGURE IT OUT . . .
    Answer these questions.
    1. Can you contract affirmative short answers? Yes, I´m
    2. Can you contract negative short answers? No, I´m Not

    Top Notch Fundamentals, Third Edition Unit 1


    Copyright ©2015 by Pearson Education. Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use.

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