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    The document provides examples of using the verb "to be" in its positive, negative, and question forms. It lists common subjects and complements used with the verb "to be" including "I, you, he/she, it, we, they" and predicates like "a teacher, a student, a doctor." Examples are given for contracted and uncontracted forms of the verb in both affirmative and negative constructions as well as questions and short answer responses.

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    Verb To Be

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    Heyner Arellano Minaya
    The document provides examples of using the verb "to be" in its positive, negative, and question forms. It lists common subjects and complements used with the verb "to be" including "I, you, he/she, it, we, they" and predicates like "a teacher, a student, a doctor." Examples are given for contracted and uncontracted forms of the verb in both affirmative and negative constructions as well as questions and short answer responses.

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    Verb to be

    Verb to be positive
    Subject Plus Verb to be Plus Complement Contracted
    forms

    I + am + a teacher
    I’m

    You + are + a student


    You’re

    He/She + is + a doctor
    He’s/She’s

    It + is + a dog
    It’s

    We + are + students
    We’re

    They + are + married They’re


    Verb to be: Negative
    Subject plus Verb to be plus Compleme
    in negative nt

    I + am not + a teacher
    (‘m not)

    You + are not + a student


    (aren’t)

    He/She + is not + a doctor


    (isn’t)

    It + is not + a dog
    (isn’t)

    We + are not + students


    (aren’t)

    They + are not + married


    (aren’t)
    Verb to be: Questions and answers
     Am I a techer ?
    Verb to be + s+ c+ question mark Structure

    Yes I am./ No, I’m not. Answer


    Are you a student ?
    Yes, you are./ No, you aren’t.
    Is he/she a doctor?
    Yes, he/she is. No, he/she isn’t.
    Are we students?
    Yes, we are./ No we aren’t.

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