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    This document provides examples of using the verb "to be" in its different forms - affirmative, negative, interrogative, and contracted. It gives sentences using each form and then prompts the reader to transform the sentences into other forms of the verb. For example, it will give an affirmative sentence and ask the reader to make it negative, or give an interrogative sentence and ask the reader to answer it in the short form. The purpose is to practice conjugating the different forms of the linking verb "to be".

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    This document provides examples of using the verb "to be" in its different forms - affirmative, negative, interrogative, and contracted. It gives sentences using each form and then prompts the reader to transform the sentences into other forms of the verb. For example, it will give an affirmative sentence and ask the reader to make it negative, or give an interrogative sentence and ask the reader to answer it in the short form. The purpose is to practice conjugating the different forms of the linking verb "to be".

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    By Stavroula Kampakou-Power Teaching

    I am Im
    You are Youre
    He is Hes
    She is Shes
    It is Its
    We are Were
    You are Youre
    They are Theyre

    I am not Im not
    You are not You arent
    He is not He isnt
    She is not She isnt
    It is not It isnt
    We are not We arent
    You are not You arent
    They are not They arent

    Am I?
    Are you?
    Is he?
    Is she?
    Is it?
    Are we?
    Are you?
    Are they?

    Yes, I am/No, Im not


    Yes, you are/No, you arent
    Yes, he is/No, he isnt
    Yes, she is/No, she isnt
    Yes, it is /No, it isnt
    Yes, we are/No, we arent
    Yes, you are/No, you arent
    Yes, they are/No, they arent

    Make the short form of the verb to be


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    8.

    I am Stevie
    She is pretty
    He is tall
    They are smart
    We are at home
    You are the best
    It is big
    You are good students

    Give short answers


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    3.
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    5.
    6.
    7.
    8.

    Are you tall?


    Is your mum pretty?
    Is your dog black?
    Are your classmates nice?
    Are we at home?
    Are you a girl?
    Are you a boy?
    Is your dad short?

    Fill is with the negative form of the verb to be


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    8.

    I am Patrick
    She is slim
    He is short
    They are blonde
    We are happy
    You are my friend
    It is a tree
    You are tall

    Fill is with the interrogative form of the verb to be


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    8.

    We are at school
    She is my cousin
    He is a teacher
    They are students
    He is an actor
    You are a student
    It is a brown dog
    I am tall

    Make the short form of the verb to be


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    5.
    6.
    7.
    8.

    I am Stevie
    Mary is pretty
    Albert is tall
    They are smart
    We are at home
    You are the best
    The house is big
    You are good students

    Give short answers


    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.
    7.
    8.

    Are you tall?


    Is your mum pretty?
    Is your dog black?
    Are your classmates nice?
    Are we at home?
    Are you a girl?
    Are you a boy?
    Is your dad short?

    Fill is with the negative form of the verb to be


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    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.
    7.

    I am Patrick
    Annais short
    Jack and Tim are blonde
    John and I are happy
    You are my friend
    It is a tree
    You are tall

    Fill is with the interrogative form of the verb to be


    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.
    7.
    8.

    We are at school
    Helen is my cousin
    Mr Brown is a teacher
    Tim and Mary are students
    Paul is an actor
    You are a student
    It is a brown dog
    I am tall

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