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    This document provides examples of using the present tense verb "to be" with the pronouns "I" and "you" in affirmative and negative sentences. It demonstrates how to correctly form sentences using contractions like "I'm" and "you're" as well as full forms like "I am" and "you are". Examples are given of asking and answering yes/no questions using the verb "to be".

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    This document provides examples of using the present tense verb "to be" with the pronouns "I" and "you" in affirmative and negative sentences. It demonstrates how to correctly form sentences using contractions like "I'm" and "you're" as well as full forms like "I am" and "you are". Examples are given of asking and answering yes/no questions using the verb "to be".

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    AEF Starter 1A Grammar Bank

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    1A present tense verb be: I and you + and ?

    +
    I’m Rob. I’m = I am
    You’re in room 2. You’re = You are

    I’m Rob. NOT Am Rob.


    NOT i’m Rob.

    ?  
    Am I late? Yes, you are. No, you aren’t. aren’t = are not

    Are you Holly? Yes, I am. No, I’m not.

    + I’m late.

    ? Am I late?

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